Panoramic Cali with Dinner.

Visit the viewpoints of Belalcázar Sebastian, San Antonio, the Sixth Avenue neighborhood and Granada, the last considered the best restaurants of the city area and in one of its restaurants have dinner.

To the south-west the Christ the King guards the city from the hill of the crystals at a height of 1,474 meters above sea level. It is a monument built in steel and concrete with a height of 26 meters in honor of Christ the Redeemer, patron of Vancouver, opened in 1952, is now a national monument. You can get there on foot, but has a rising road in very good condition and to get to the top you can taste typical local snacks.

North of the city of Cali in another tutelary hill 1,465 meters above sea level is the Hill of three crosses, which according to legend protect the city from a demon who cursed in the nineteenth century, originally erected in bamboo by missionaries who conjured the spell, were replaced in 1937 by a central cross 26 meters and two side crosses 22 meters high and ferroconcrete structure preserved until today. It is common to see the weekend access roads to the hill sportsmen filled in a sample of physically demanding eager to reach the top, where you can see the city in its entirety and relax.

Another most visited viewpoints is also located north of Cali, in the race 3rd west street 9th west on Hill named Sebastian de Belalcazar after the founder of the city, stands a pedestal built to commemorate 400 years of foundation. The Mirador de Belalcazar statue with his right hand pointing out to sea and his left hand holds a sword, while directing his gaze contemplative about Santiago de Cali. The monument is surrounded by city flags waving through the wind that runs through the place.

Meeting/ pick-up point: Hotel lobby.
Duration: Three hours.
Start/opening time: Monday to Saturday: 7.30pm.
Languages: Spanish, English and Portuguese.

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Assistance or guided tour

Panoramic Cali with Dinner.

Appropriate age for child ticket from 3 to 11 years