Landscape

Ronda

Ronda (36°44’38″ N 5°09’49″ W) is a city in Andalucia, that lies at a steep cliff with a canyon in the middle of a city with two bridges spanning across the canyon.

Cliff of Ronda and the new bridge connecting two parts of the city seen from a viewpoint (36°44’22″ N 5°10’06″ W).

New bridge.

Canyon seen from the new bridge.

Cliff seen across the canyon, view on north.

View on western side of Ronda.

View from Mirador de Ronda (36°44’28″ N 5°10’05″ W).

View from Mirador Virgen Del Rocío (36°44’55″ N 5°10’10″ W) to the south, on western side of Ronda.

And to the west.

View from the old bridge (36°44’23″ N 5°09’48″ W) to the south, across eastern side of Ronda.

Iglesia de Santa Maria la Mayor (36°44’14″ N 5°09’55″ W).

View on the city from the church.

Travels

Granada

Granada (37°10’40″ N 3°35’46″ W) is a big city in Andalusia. The biggest attraction in Granada is Alhambra.

Granada seen from Mirador de San Miguel (37°11’05″ N 3°35’16″ W), view towards east, Alhambra can be seen on the left.

Granada seen from Monte del Sombrero (37°11’43″ N 3°35’28″ W), view towards south-east.

Granada seen from Alhambra, view towards north.

Granada Cathedral (37°10’35″ N 3°35’57″ W).

Basilica San Juan de Dios (37°10’50″ N 3°36’10″ W).

Basilica Nuestra Señora de Las Angustias (37°10’12″ N 3°35’49″ W).

Monasterio San Jeronimo (37°10’45″ N 3°36’15″ W).

Monasterio de La Cartuja (37°11’31″ N 3°35’58″ W).

Iglesia de Santo Domingo (37°10’23″ N 3°35’41″ W).

Landscape

Barichara

Barichara (6°38’05″ N 73°13’25″ W) is a small town 240 km north-east of Bogotá. It is known for it’s beautiful streets and viewpoints – 250 m cliff, which lowers to a valley 800 m lower than the city before raising to 3000 m.a.s.l. mountain range just 17 km from the city.

Catedral de la Inmaculada Concepción (6°38’10″ N 73°13’25″ W).

Viewpoint at 6°38’16″ N 73°13’31″ W.

Mirador de Barichara (6°38’08″ N 73°13’39″ W).

A viewpoint in Bioparque Móncora (6°38’40″ N 73°13’19″ W). Barichara can be seen on the left.

Landscape

Boyacá

Boyacá is a region in inland Colombia north of Bogotá.

Tunja

Tunja (5°32’ N 73°22’ W) is a medium city in Colombia, 130 km north-east of Bogota.

Plaza de Bolivar (5°31’57″ N 73°21’42″ W).

Catedral de Tunja (5°31’55″ N 73°21’39″ W).

Santuario de San Ignacio (5°31’53″ N 73°21’45″ W).

Iglesia De Santo Domingo (5°31’59″ N 73°21’48″ W).

Villa De Leyva

Villa De Leyva (5°38’0″ N 73°31’30″ W) is a beautiful small village 20 km from Tunja.

Plaza Mayor de Villa de Leyva (5°38’01″ N 73°31’25″ W).

View from Mirador El Santo Sagrado Corazon de Jesus (5°37’30″ N 73°30’49″ W) over the city.

View from viewpoint (5°36’0″ N 73°31’22″ W) near Las Cárcavas and along the way, near Villa de Leyva.

Monguí

Monguí (5°43’19″ N 72°50’56″ W) is a small town 60 km from Tunja and 10 km from Sogamoso. I went there mostly for the view from a small local mountain.

Basílica Menor de Nuestra Señora de Monguí (5°43’19″ N 72°50’56″ W).

View from Peña de Otí (5°42’30″ N 72°50’34″ W).

Landscape

Cartagena

Cargatena (10°24’ N 75°30’ W) or Cartagena de Indias is a large city with almost one milion inhabitants. It has a beautiful old city.

Getsemani (10°25’13″ N 75°32’42″ W) is a district in Cartagena with many beautiful streets.

Carrera 5, one of many beautiful streets of Cartagena.

Muelle de los Pegasos (10°25’20″ N 75°32’55″ W).

Santa Cruz de la Popa convent (10°25’09″ N 75°31’32″ W) on top of a hill.

Cartagena seen from the convent, western view.

South-eastern view.

Castillo de San Felipe (10°25’20″ N 75°32’20″ W).

Cartagena seen from the castle, western view.

View on Bocagrande district (10°24’16″ N 75°33’10″ W) from the end of Castillogrande district (10°23’33″ N 75°32’47″ W).

Plaza de San Pedro Claver (10°25’18″ N 75°33’03″ W).

Santuario de San Pedro Claver (10°25’18″ N 75°33’04″ W).