In a 450-year-old mansion, this museum has about 40 works by Eduardo Ramírez Villamizar, one of Colombia's most outstanding artists, born in Pamplona in 1923. The collection gives an insight into his artistic development from expressionist painting of the 1940s to geometric abstract sculpture in recent decades.
Museo de Arte Moderno Ramírez Villamizar
Boyacá, Santander & Norte de Santander
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One of the oldest buildings in town, Casa Colonial dates from the early Spanish days. The collection includes some pre-Columbian pottery, colonial sacred…
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One of Pamplona's finest colonial mansions, La Casa de las Cajas Reales is currently occupied by a college, but visitors can ask the guard for permission…
Museo Arquidiocesano de Arte Religioso
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Features religious art comprising paintings, statues and altarpieces collected from the region. There is an especially impressive silver collection.
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The 17th-century Catedral was badly damaged during the earthquake of 1875 and altered in the reconstruction. The five-nave interior (two outer aisles were…
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One of the oldest churches in the city, the Iglesia de Santo Domingo once served as Pamplona's cathedral.
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A small but attractive whitewashed colonial church standing guard over the cemetery.
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This fine restored colonial church is open for Mass at 3pm, 5pm and 6pm.
Nearby Boyacá, Santander & Norte de Santander attractions
1. Museo Arquidiocesano de Arte Religioso
0.06 MILES
Features religious art comprising paintings, statues and altarpieces collected from the region. There is an especially impressive silver collection.
0.09 MILES
One of Pamplona's finest colonial mansions, La Casa de las Cajas Reales is currently occupied by a college, but visitors can ask the guard for permission…
0.1 MILES
The 17th-century Catedral was badly damaged during the earthquake of 1875 and altered in the reconstruction. The five-nave interior (two outer aisles were…
0.11 MILES
One of the oldest churches in the city, the Iglesia de Santo Domingo once served as Pamplona's cathedral.
0.21 MILES
This fine restored colonial church is open for Mass at 3pm, 5pm and 6pm.