Things To Do
in Ginebra

Explore the diverse flora and fauna while enjoying the breathtaking views of the Citará Massif.

Soar through the skies and take in the stunning landscapes of Ginebra from a unique perspective.

Embark on a cycling adventure through the picturesque coffee plantations and charming villages of the region.

Mirador Cristo Rey offers breathtaking views of Ginebra and the surrounding landscape. It's a great spot for photography and taking in the scenery.

Cerro El Borcito provides panoramic views of Ginebra and is a popular spot for capturing beautiful photos.

Puente de Occidente offers a unique perspective for photography, with its stunning architecture and scenic views of the Cauca River.

A hearty chicken and potato stew infused with local spices and herbs, typically served with avocado, capers, and cream. A must-try dish that showcases Ginebra's culinary heritage. You can savor this comforting meal at La Casona Restaurant.

Must-Try!

These delicious empanadas are filled with a mix of seasoned meat, potatoes, and peas. Look for them at local street food vendors or La Plaza de Mercado where you can find freshly made ones with a side of spicy aji sauce.

Fresh shrimp marinated in lime juice, cilantro, and onions, creating a zesty and refreshing appetizer. Sample this delightful dish at Mariscos El Punto, a popular seafood restaurant in Ginebra.

In Ginebra, Colombia, it is important to respect personal space and avoid standing too close to others, especially when engaging in conversation. Maintaining a comfortable distance is considered polite and respectful.

When interacting with locals in Ginebra, it is customary to greet them with courtesy, such as saying 'buenos días' (good morning), 'buenas tardes' (good afternoon), or 'buenas noches' (good evening). This demonstrates respect for local cultural norms.

Using polite language and gestures, such as saying 'por favor' (please) and 'gracias' (thank you), is important in Ginebra. These expressions of courtesy are appreciated and contribute to positive interactions with the local community.

While traditional Colombian cuisine often features meat, many establishments in Ginebra offer vegetarian options such as arepas con queso (cheese-filled corn cakes), patacones (fried green plantains), and hearty vegetable soups.

Vegan options may be more limited, but some cafes and restaurants offer dishes like guacamole-topped arepas, fried yuca, and ensalada de frutas (fruit salad) for those following a vegan diet.

For gluten-free dining, look for naturally gluten-free dishes like bandeja paisa (a platter with beans, rice, avocado, plantain, and grilled meats), maize-based arepas, and fresh ceviche made without added flour-based thickeners.