A typical town of Colombia in Antioquia

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It is the representation of a typical Antioqueno village of the early twentieth century. It was built on the top of Cerro Nutibara. The church stands out to the mud roofs of the houses of colonial architecture of one and two floors. Like all typical town it has a source and a monument to an important personage, in this case, the writer Antioquia Tomas Carrasquilla. The buildings that make up the Pueblito Paisa are: The chapel, the school, the mayor's office, the cural house, the tobacconist, the barber shop, the pharmacy, a two-story house and a craft house. You would like to go? I invite you to explore this excellent tourist site