Ready-made plans for visiting Nobsa

Half day · Suggested plan

Half a day in town

All on foot: the square, the church, the mural and the ruana shops, with lunch in town.

Best for: Travelers passing through on the Duitama–Sogamoso road

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1. Arrival
   

   Centro de Experiencias · Mural Hilos de Memoria

   First stop, opposite the Craft Center, on the road in from Sogamoso.

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2. Next
   

   Centro Artesanal de Nobsa

   Wool ruanas and weavings: pick yours here.

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3. On foot
   

   Parque Principal

   The heart of Nobsa, founded in 1593.

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4. Next door
   

   Iglesia de San Jerónimo

   The church facing the square.

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5. Dessert

   Delicias de Nobsa

   Homemade Nobsa desserts next to the church: take yours to the square and enjoy it.

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6. To finish

   Where to eat

   Choose a restaurant or café in town.

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Tip: Nobsa has a cold highland climate: bring a jacket… or wear your new ruana from the first stop.

1 day · Suggested plan

Nobsa in one day

The town in the morning and, by car, the giant bell of Ucuengá and the Punta Larga vineyard in the afternoon.

Best for: First-time visitors, families and friends

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1. Morning
   

   Parque Principal

   Start in the heart of town.

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2. Morning
   

   Iglesia de San Jerónimo

   The church facing the square.

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3. Dessert

   Delicias de Nobsa

   Homemade Nobsa desserts next to the church: take yours to the square and enjoy it.

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4. Mid-morning
   

   Centro de Experiencias · Mural Hilos de Memoria

   The NOBSA: Hilos de Memoria mural.

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5. Mid-morning
   

   Centro Artesanal de Nobsa

   Ruanas and weavings from the World Capital of the Ruana.

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6. Lunch

   Where to eat

   Lunch in town or on the way to Ucuengá.

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7. Afternoon, by car
   

   Parque de la Campana

   The monumental bell, a symbol of a bell-making tradition of more than 250 years.

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8. Afternoon, by car
   

   Viñedo Marqués de Puntalarga

   Nobsa’s vineyard, in Punta Larga.

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9. Evening

   Where to drink

   End the day at a bar or café in town.

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Tip: The bell and the vineyard are not within walking distance of town: go by car or taxi.

2 days · Suggested plan

A weekend in Nobsa

Day one: town, ruanas and bells. Day two: Belencito, Nazareth and the countryside.

Best for: Travelers who also want the story of steel and the countryside

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1. Day 1 · morning
   

   Centro de Experiencias · Mural Hilos de Memoria

   Start at the mural and the Craft Center.

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2. Day 1 · morning
   

   Centro Artesanal de Nobsa

   Ruanas and weavings.

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3. Day 1 · midday
   

   Parque Principal

   Walk the square and the San Jerónimo church.

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4. Dessert

   Delicias de Nobsa

   Homemade Nobsa desserts next to the church: take yours to the square and enjoy it.

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5. Day 1 · afternoon
   

   Parque de la Campana

   By car, to the village of Ucuengá.

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6. Day 1 · night

   Where to stay

   Hotels in town, Punta Larga, Dicho or Ucuengá.

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7. Day 2 · morning
   

   Belencito · Acerías Paz del Río

   The Acerías Paz del Río steelworks, producing since 1954.

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8. Day 2 · morning
   

   Capilla y Convento de Nuestra Señora de Belencito

   Religious heritage in Belencito.

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9. Day 2 · midday

   Estación del ferrocarril de Nazareth

   The railway station of the Nazareth neighborhood.

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10. Day 2 · afternoon
    

    Viñedo Marqués de Puntalarga

    Say goodbye with the vineyard landscape.

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11. Before you leave

    Crafts & shopping

    Take home a ruana, a bell or a bottle of wine.

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Tip: Check opening hours and access before you go: some places are private or visited by appointment.