Zocalos of Guatapé
The zocalos of Guatapé are colorful wooden bas-reliefs that decorate the lower parts of houses, depicting local culture and history. Walking around to admire these intricate artworks is free, and the area is accessible year-round. It’s a perfect spot for photography and immersing yourself in local traditions.
The zocalos of Guatapé are a feast for the eyes and spirit.
What are zocalos?
Where can I find them?
Why are they important?
Best times to explore the zocalos?
Zocalos are decorative elements featuring vibrant designs, typically found on the lower walls of buildings.
You can find zocalos throughout the streets of Guatapé, particularly in the town center.
They are vital in reflecting the town’s history, culture, and artistic expression.
Visit early in the morning or late afternoon for the best light for photography and fewer crowds.
| Activity | Cost |
|---|---|
| Exploring zocalos | Free |
| Photography workshop | 20 |
| Guided cultural tour | 25 |
Try to learn about the stories behind the zocalos for a richer experience.
- Take a cultural tour
- Bring your camera
- Visit local shops nearby