History, architecture and gastronomy in one place

Fabulous country house rental located in the beautiful town of Villa de Leyva in Boyacá. This beautiful house has three furnished bedrooms, each with a private bathroom. There is also a half bathroom for guests’ convenience. The house is in an excellent location with beautiful views of the mountains and just 5 minutes from the town center. Its spacious green areas also make it a perfect place to relax with family or friends.

Villa de Leyva, nestled in the heart of Boyacá, is much more than a colonial postcard; it is an epicenter of culture, nature, and tradition that offers unmissable experiences for curious travelers. Beyond its iconic Plaza Mayor, one of the largest in Latin America, visitors can immerse themselves in a sensorial experience amid cobblestone alleys, museums like the Antonio Nariño Museum, and local art galleries that keep the creative essence of the place alive. For science lovers, the Paleontological Museum and the Paleontological Research Center exhibit marine fossils millions of years old, vestiges of an unsuspected past. Nearby, in the Candelaria Desert, you can enjoy hikes among cacti, visit the mystical Monastery of the same name, and experience an unforgettable sunset among the reddish mountains. This semi-desert environment, along with astronomical observation in rural areas, makes Villa de Leyva a destination for those seeking unique and memorable experiences.

Country House Rental in Villa de Leyva

The House is available for short-term stays and weekends, it also highlights its elegant fully equipped kitchen to be able to make any type of meal, spacious living and dining room areas to enjoy meals in complete comfort, for lovers of roasts there is a BBQ area where you can prepare all kinds of grilled food, for cold nights an area with Pit Fire to enjoy the campfire and starry nights. The house has a private parking.

But the true treasures are revealed by exploring the surrounding area. In Ráquira, just 30 minutes away, a colorful universe of clay craftsmanship opens up, where you can mold your own piece while visiting family workshops. Gachantivá and Tinjacá, less crowded but equally charming, offer ecological trails, waterfalls, and community gardens where you can learn about sustainable agriculture while savoring regional products. Sutamarchán, famous for its longaniza sausages, is also home to emerging vineyards that offer guided tastings and tours among the vines. Another unusual plan is to visit Pozos Azules, turquoise water bodies in the middle of the arid landscape, ideal for photos and sunset hikes. There are even options for active tourism such as horseback riding, mountain biking, or ATV tours through the Hidden Valley. Villa de Leyva and its surroundings constitute a jewel of slow and conscious tourism, where every day can be a different adventure amidst heritage, nature, and living traditions.