Can a people build a Cathedral in a salt mine. Don't miss it! More

befor i went to Cathedral of salt of Zipaquira, i read on the internet. to be honest what you read is not compared to what you see when you get there. this place have nbeen ther for thousands of years and is great what you see human being has done with it. he locals have made a living mining alt... More

It is smelling honestly like a flatulence but it does worth to be visited. More

This is a very nice salt mine built as a cathedral. While walking through the Christ's way to crucifixion and resurrection, you will see what can be done with salt. However, it does not give a very good representation of how salt is really mined. To learn that, you should not miss a film at the end of the excursion.... More

It´s unique; a must see...you don´t believe that it´s real and inspire you to believe in what you don´t see More

Sal Catedral is located an hour's drive or transmilenio ride north of Bogota past Chia. In autumn, 2011, the underground mine-turned-cathedral upgraded its lighting to LED, allowing for more vibrant colors for the stations of the cross and three naves. Tours are provided in Spanish and English and take about 2-3 hours. A 3-D movie and light show are also... More

Very well organized, Very impressive sights everywhere! More

Not creepy A unique attraction. highly recommended More

We went by public bus to the small town of Zipaquira, about an hour away. We enjoyed a wander around the small town, loving the contrast to Bogota. There is a tourist "train" that goes to and from the mine but we walked up and got the "train" back later. We hoped to have an English language guide which is... More