Oldtimer and colonial arquitecture at Hacienda Suescún, Boyacá.

Hacienda Suescún

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Hacienda Suescún is a fascinating historic colonial hotel in Boyacá, Colombia, located along the scenic road between Tibasosa and Sogamoso. The expansive 82-hectare estate uniquely combines centuries of history with the peaceful charm of a rural oasis.

At the heart of the property stands a more than 300-year-old colonial villa dating back to the 18th century. It was originally built by the Spanish nobleman Diego de Suescún. Over the centuries, these historic walls have welcomed prominent figures. Even the famous liberator Simón Bolívar stayed here in 1819.

The remarkably well-preserved New Granadian colonial architecture continues to impress with its wide corridors, charming courtyards, open fireplaces, and distinctive lookout tower. Surrounded by blooming gardens and rolling mountains, the hacienda offers guests a peaceful retreat immersed in pristine nature.

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Location: Tibasosa, Andean Region

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