Villa de Leyva Travel Vlogs & Authentic Tips

Be prepared for higher prices in restaurants, as it is a touristy area.

Try the traditional milk soup, it's popular here and surprisingly tasty despite its unusual ingredients.

Many restaurants may not open until after midday, so plan your meals accordingly.

Try the local delicacies, especially the millojas at the famous cafe.

If you don't have a car, there are many agencies selling various tours around the town.

Driving gives you the freedom to explore places at your own pace, which is a unique experience compared to public transport.

To reach the main attractions outside Villa de Leyva, you will need a car or arrange transportation.

To reach Villa de Leyva, take a bus from Tunja, which is a major bus hub.

If you have mobility issues, be aware that Villa de Leyva is quite hilly.

The chocolate museum is worth visiting, especially for the themed café that feels like a scene from Willy Wonka.

Make sure to visit the Plaza Mayor, one of the largest squares in South America.

Explore the hiking and biking trails around the town for stunning views of the landscape.

Walking is also a great way to explore Villa de Leyva, especially if you're heading to viewpoints.

Be prepared for a mix of beauty and challenges; it's important to keep an open mind while traveling.

The Saturday market is vibrant and filled with fresh, organic produce, making it a must-visit.

Be prepared for cobblestone streets, which can be charming but also a bit annoying to walk on.

Visit during the evening to see the village sparkle with Christmas lights.

Visit during the week for a quieter experience, as it gets busy with tourists on weekends.

Stay close to the city center for easy access to attractions.