It begins by ascending to Cristo Rey Ecopark, one of the city’s new tourist icons, recently renovated and reopened. In this space you will find ecological paths, viewpoints, cultural stations and rest areas completely integrated to the natural environment of the slope. At the top is the imposing Monument to Christ the King, with 26 meters high and one of the most spectacular panoramas of Cali and the Andes mountain range.

Continue to Plazoleta Jairo Varela, where the Monument to the Niche Group is located, a tribute to the group that marked the musical history of Cali.

Enjoy a walk along the River Boulevard, an urban corridor full of life, culture and architecture, where the church La Ermita and the historic Ortiz Bridge stand out.

The experience continues with a visit to the La Merced Church, where Cali was founded in 1536, and then enter the traditional San Antonio neighborhood, known for its colonial houses, cobblestone streets and famous viewpoint.

Then visit the River Cat and the Cat Brides Park, an artistic space full of color and creativity.

The tour ends at La Palabra Cali, another iconic point in the city. During the departure you stop at a craft shop for shopping and a typical Vallecaucasian snack.