Cabecera Municipal Jericó: Museums, Exhibitions & Discounts

Jericó is a picturesque municipality located in the southwest of Antioquia department in Colombia. Founded in 1850, this colonial town is known for its well-preserved traditional architecture featuring colorful facades and balconies typical of the Antioqueño colonial style.

The town holds significant cultural importance as the birthplace of Colombia's first saint, Santa Laura Montoya. Its cultural heritage is reflected in its local craftsmanship, particularly in the production of carriel (traditional leather bags) and the weaving of straw hats. The town's historic center, with its notable religious buildings and the Mother Laura Museum, showcases the region's religious and cultural history.

Jericó's location in the Andes mountains provides a backdrop of stunning natural landscapes and a pleasant climate that has contributed to its growing reputation as a cultural tourism destination.