Move to the rhythm of salsa and visit the city with a tour that takes you through the most magical places of the capital so you can live it as a citizen. Discover why Cali is considered the salsa capital of the world and end the day learning the steps of this intense dance.
We started the route right in the Caicedo square, the community and religious center of the city.
It is located in the historic center from where you can see the statue of the hero of independence, Joaquin Cayzedo y Cuero, surrounded by palm trees. From here we will continue to the neoclassical cathedral of San Pedro and the church of San Francisco. We will also pass by the church of La Merced, a religious epicenter of the city where in 1536 the founding mass of the city took place and is now considered a National Monument. Soak up the bohemian atmosphere of the San Antonio neighborhood, an area full of craft and antique stores and considered of urban and historical interest.
Discover the breathtaking views from the Sebastián de Belalcázar
Discover the breathtaking views from the Sebastián de Belalcázar lookout, from where you can orient yourself by following the finger of the city’s founder pointing to the sea. Continue to the southern part of Cali and pass by the bullring, as well as the famous Sixth Avenue, known for the modern touch it gives to the city. Finally, before learning a little salsa we take you to the Gato del Rio, a monumental sculpture by Hernando Tejada that, with its more than 3 meters high and wide and 4 tons of weight, has become a symbol of the city.
Finally, before learning a little salsa we take you to the Gato del Rio, a monumental sculpture by Hernando Tejada that, with its more than 3 meters high and wide and 4 tons of weight, has become a symbol of the city. Learn more about the local culture and enjoy an hour-long salsa class. The locals’ love of Afro-Caribbean rhythms is contagious and these classes are designed to get you in on the party mood. You will have an expert instructor at your disposal to introduce you to the salsa steps to the tunes of the most famous bands.