This great-value midrange place sits on a quieter end of the village but is still just two and a half blocks from Plaza Mayor. There are 15 rooms, mostly set around a bright courtyard, that are simple but well presented with clean bathrooms, TVs and the occasional carefully chosen antique. Some are a bit small so ask to look around.
Hospedería Don Paulino
Villa de Leyva
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
9.07 MILES
This vertigo-inducing mountain path running along a ridge on the way to the Guatoque waterfall is a popular attraction in its own right. At its narrowest…
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Set amid arid hills, 7km beyond Ráquira, the Monasterio de La Candelaria was founded in 1597 by Augustine monks and completed about 1660. A guide will…
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Founded by the Dominican fathers in 1620, this convent is a large stone-and-adobe construction with a huge, faintly regal courtyard. The floors are paved…
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Santuario de Flora y Fauna de Iguaque
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Covering 67.5 sq km, this unique páramo (high-mountain plains) neotropical ecosystem contains hundreds of species of flora and fauna but is most noted for…
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Casa del Fundador Suárez Rendón
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The finest historic mansion in town, this place is the original home of the founder of Tunja. Built in the mid-16th century on the eastern side of Plaza…
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One of Villa de Leyva's most magnificent buildings is the Gaudí-esque Casa de Barro, an artistic house made from entirely handworked clay fired in stages…
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This impressive narrow waterfall plunges 60m from a limestone canyon down a multicolored rock face. When there's a lot of water a shallow pool suitable…
Nearby Villa de Leyva attractions
1. Casa Museo de Antonio Ricaurte
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Antonio Ricaurte fought under Bolívar and is remembered for his act of self-sacrifice in the battle of San Mateo (near Caracas in Venezuela) in 1814…
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This colonial mansion has an intimate courtyard with an abundance of plants and trees surrounding a fountain. The front section houses shops, and there's…
3. Casa del Primer Congreso de las Provincias Unidas
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On October 4, 1812, legislators met here to install the First Congress of the short-lived United Provinces of New Granada and elect its first president,…
4. Casa de Juan de Castellanos
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A fine restored colonial mansion just off the plaza that now contains a variety of shops.
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This parish church facing the main square was built in 1608 and has hardly changed since that time. The interior is plain, except for the marvelous…
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At 120m by 120m, Plaza Mayor is one of the largest town squares in the Americas. It's paved with massive cobblestones and surrounded by magnificent…
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This church is currently in religious service and has interesting paintings in the chancel and on the wooden structure supporting the roof.
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Casa Quintero is a fully restored colonial mansion and gourmet food court just off Plaza Mayor.