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GFriedman Says: I enjoyed many places in Colombia during my trip, but I probably should have read this site before visiting Tabio. It would have saved me pretty much a wasted trip. The people were not as friendly as those encountered in other small towns visited. The artesian shops were...
Gphillips Says: Five years ago when visiting Tabio it was a beautiful quiet little town with wonderful shops for tourists to shop for arts and crafts. This trip I looked forward to seeing it again, but was highly disappointed. While other small towns in Colombia have taken advantage of the...
NELosAngeles Says: The manicured town square spreads out peacefully with a few good craft shops and is well known locally for its great desserts. The old church has a great view and just down the hill around the corner you'll find a well tended old cemetary that's worth a visit.The town has a...
Ossi.P Says: Have a walk through main street and from central plaza up the hill to "Capilla Santa Barbara". (Have a look at my travelouge!)Later have some coffee, beer or whatever in a main street café.
Don Horneros: The Best Coffee in Town and More
roncana Says: The seductive smells wafting out the door from the exhibition bakery entice you in. Pastry delicacies the glass case tempt the eye and then delight taste buds. The smell of full flavored coffee completes the allure. Only a block over from the town square (parque principal),...
Ossi.P Says: The best way to get there is by car, Taxi or bus.From "Autopista Medellin" turn right headed to Cota/Chía at Siberia and then direchtly left to Tenjo/Tabio.From "Autopista Norte" follow signs Zipaquirá/Cajicá. In Cajicá turn left at the bus "terminal" for Tabio.There are...
Tabio - loud noise - uncomfortable
roncana Says: A comment on a blog site led me to Tabio. The blogger had of a small town with many craft shops, but mentioned the town had built a stadium that broke several laws and constantly put noises into a residential neighborhood. I caught a flota bus out of the Portal Norte...
Ossi.P Says: Like in many places in the Sabana, Tabio has many flower farms. Nearly every farm offers you to stop and look/buy its flowers.This is also the chance to talk with the owners.Did you know that most flowers are exported to Miami?
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Have a walk through main street and from central plaza up the hill to "Capilla Santa Barbara". (Have a look at my travelouge!)Later have some coffee, beer or...
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Tabio is a very nice town near Bogotá. Compared with other towns in the "Sabana de Bogotá", Tabio just has a special flair.
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Tabio: A Slower-Paced, Pleasant Little Place
My Colombian friend who is from Bogotá said that she didn't like Zipaquirá because it is so busy with people, and that she much prefers a place like Tabio to visit. She made a point of bringing me...
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