List of World Heritage Sites in Colombia

This page lists all UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Colombia. As of February 2016, there are 8 sites divided as follows: 5 cultural sites, 2 natural sites and 1 transboundary cultural site.[1]

List

Picture Name Location Date Number Type
Streets of Cartagena
Port, Fortresses and Group of Monuments of Cartagena Cartagena, Bolívar 1984 285 Cultural
Santa Barbara church
Historic Centre of Santa Cruz de Mompox Santa Cruz De Mompox, Bolivar 1995 742 Cultural
Tombs in Tierradentro
National Archeological Park of Tierradentro Inza, Cauca 1995 743 Cultural
Pre-columbian statue
San Agustín Archaeological Park San Agustín, Huila and San Jose de Isnos, Huila 1995 744 Cultural
Chinchiná cafetal
Coffee Cultural Landscape of Colombia Eje Cafetero region (Departments of Caldas, Risaralda and Quindio) 2011 1121 Cultural
Giant anteater in Los Katios
Los Katíos National Park Chocó-Darien region (Departments of Antioquia and Chocó) 1994 711 Natural
Malpelo nazca booby
Malpelo Fauna and Flora Sanctuary Malpelo Island (Buenaventura, Valle del Cauca) 2006 1216 Natural
Qhapaq ñan Grande route inca
Qhapaq Ñan, Andean Road System South western part of Colombia (extending to Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina) 2014 1459 Cultural (Transboundary)

Tentative Lists

Apart from the aforementioned recognized sites, the following is a list of candidate sites in the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative Lists:

  1. Canal del Dique - Dike Canal (Submitted 27/09/2012)
  2. Catholic Doctrine Temples (Submitted 27/09/2012)
  3. Chiribiquete National Park (Submitted 27/09/2012)
  4. Cultural Landscape of Salt Towns (Submitted 27/09/2012)
  5. Cultural Landscape of the Lower Basin of the Chicamocha River (Submitted 27/09/2012)
  6. Cultural Landscape of the Vernacular Stilt Housing of Cienaga Grande de Santa Marta and of Medio Atrato (Submitted 22/10/2013)
  7. Pre-Hispanic Hydraulic System of the San Jorge River (Submitted 27/09/2012)
  8. Puente de Occidente (Western Bridge) (Submitted 27/09/2012)
  9. Seaflower Marine Protected Area (MPA) (Submitted 18/09/2007)
  10. Sistema Hidráulico Prehispánico del Río San Jorge (Submitted 29/10/1993)
  11. South of Ricaurte Province (Submitted 27/09/2012)
  12. Tatacoa Desert (Submitted 27/09/2012)
  13. Tayrona and Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta National Parks and their Archaeological Sites (Submitted 27/09/2012)
  14. United Fruit Company Infrastructure (Submitted 27/09/2012)
  15. University City of Bogotá (Submitted 27/09/2012)
  16. Virgilio Barco Library (Submitted 27/09/2012)

References

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