Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino

Tourist attraction · Santa Marta

Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino

Tourist attraction · Santa Marta

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Sector San Pedro Alejandrino, Av. El Libertador, Santa Marta, Magdalena, Colombia

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Bolívar's final home: museum, art, botanical garden  

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Sector San Pedro Alejandrino, Av. El Libertador, Santa Marta, Magdalena, Colombia Get directions

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"The 17th-century estate where Simón Bolívar died in 1830 is the site of several Bolivar monuments as well as an art museum featuring works by Latin American artists inspired by Bolívar, the hero who freed Bolivia, Colombia , Ecuador , Panama , Peru , and Venezuela from colonial rule. The estate serves as the city’s botanical garden, also worth your time for its magnificent, centuries-old trees. By Travesías"

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"The 17th-century estate where Simón Bolívar died in 1830 is the site of several Bolivar monuments as well as an art museum featuring works by Latin American artists inspired by Bolívar, the hero who freed Bolivia, Colombia , Ecuador , Panama , Peru , and Venezuela from colonial rule. The estate serves as the city’s botanical garden, also worth your time for its magnificent, centuries-old trees. By Travesías"

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"The 17th-century estate where Simón Bolívar died in 1830 is the site of several Bolivar monuments as well as an art museum featuring works by Latin American artists inspired by Bolívar, the hero who freed Bolivia, Colombia , Ecuador , Panama , Peru , and Venezuela from colonial rule. The estate serves as the city’s botanical garden, also worth your time for its magnificent, centuries-old trees. By Travesías"

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Kindra Sanchez-Marble

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More than I expected! Decibel use a tourist guide to learn so many interesting historical details. The scenery, especially the impressive trees, is beautiful and the museum/galleries were nice too. We were there nearly 2 hours.

Mrheydu

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A bit out of the way but it's nice place to learn about Simon Bolivar and have a nice coffee while walking in the art gallery

Maud Frichement

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27 000 COP the entrance. A bit pricey as the place is very quick to visit. Not many explaination and the art museum is very small. The botanic garfen doesnt exist anymore...

Orlando Mario Castelblanco

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**Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino Review** During my recent visit to Santa Marta, I had the opportunity to explore the historic Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino, and it was an enriching and memorable experience. This beautiful estate is not only a picturesque spot but also a significant historical landmark, known for being the place where Simon Bolivar spent his final days. The estate itself is stunning, with well-preserved colonial architecture and lush gardens that create a serene atmosphere. Walking through the grounds, I was struck by the sense of history that permeates the place. The main house, with its elegant rooms and period furnishings, offers a glimpse into the past and the life of Simon Bolivar. One of the highlights of my visit was the guided tour. I highly recommend taking a tour with one of the knowledgeable guides who work on tips. Our guide was exceptional, providing detailed insights into the history of the estate and the final days of Simon Bolivar. His passion for the subject was evident, and his storytelling brought the history to life, making the experience much more engaging and informative. In addition to the historical aspects, Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino also houses a small museum with artifacts and exhibits related to Simon Bolivar and the independence movement in Latin America. It was fascinating to see these historical items up close and learn more about their significance. The property also includes a botanical garden with a variety of native plants and trees, adding to the overall beauty and tranquility of the estate. It’s a perfect spot to take a leisurely stroll and enjoy the natural surroundings. Overall, my visit to Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino was a highlight of my trip to Santa Marta. The combination of rich history, beautiful architecture, and serene gardens made for a memorable experience. Whether you’re a history buff or simply looking for a peaceful and scenic place to visit, I highly recommend spending some time at this historic estate.

Natalia Lopez

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It’s a great place to learn a little about the history of Simon bolivar lasted days.

Yisel Matos

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All that we expected and more!! From its rich history to the modern art pieces; this was a fantastic place to visit.

Diego Hernandez

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Must-do visit if you are in Santa Marta and would like to learn more about Colombian history. Here is where Simon Bolivar died. The landscape is sublime and beautifully maintained. The guided tour is friendly and perfect to get all the little details about what happened at this place back in the 1800’s. A lot of tourists from cruises come here so the place is full with dancers and activities to showcase the Caribbean culture. Great family trip!

Jen J

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The history and a great guide made this place well worth the visit. The trees at the entrance of the property seem straight out of a fairy tale