Welcome Teachers!
By: Mariana Gaviria

Moving from one street to another is hard, and is even harder if the street is in another city. Meeting new people is not the easiest task and getting to know town takes a while. So for you dear teachers here is a couple places you cannot miss while being around, so enjoy and welcome to Colombia!

Villa de Leyva
About 200 km north of bogota this town is well known for being an important architectonical and historical landmark. This colonial town is perfect for spending a couple days whether it is horseback riding or visiting ruins, waterfalls or the dinosaur skeleton.  For information about lodging you can visit the site: http://www.villadeleyva.net

Salt Cathedral in Zipaquira
On your way to Villa de Leyva you can make a stop in the beautiful town of Zipaquira. The Salt Park includes 600 acres of striking geological, mining, natural and cultural sites. The New Salt Cathedral is built from saline rock, which is appealing for tourists. For directions on how to get there visit: http://www.catedraldesal.gov.co/

Andres Carne de Res
The best representation of our culture in a party is here. Whether you want to grab some lunch on the weekend or go to la r umba at night you will have a blast. The place, located 40 minutes from Bogota, in Chia, is well known for the walking circus and carnival that entertains you while you are eating or dancing. The exquisite food and the interior design will delight you with the deepest part of Colombian culture. Go to: http://www.andrescarnederes.com/

Club Colombia
If you want to get to know our gastronomy better, well then this restaurant is a must. Enjoy tasteful Colombian food at a place owned by the well-known chef Harry Sasson and the businessman Leo Katz. More information at: http://www.terra.com.co/bogota/restaurantes/11-01-2006/nota271236.html

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