IT´S FREE AND WITHOUT OBLIGATION! You have nothing to lose and everything to gain! There is NEVER any obligation whatsoever and NO CREDIT CARD REQUIRED.
FULL ACCESS TO WOMEN´S PROFILES AND FEATURES! You´ll have full FREE access to all of the women´s profile information including all available photos and other enhanced features to assist you in exploring your opportunities.
START RECEIVING LETTERS FROM WOMEN! Our real, live, local Matchmakers go to work for you immediately – at NO COST - matching your profile to potential women in their city or region! Most men begin receiving letters from qualified women within a day or two – sometimes even just hours.
OPPORTUNITY TO VIEW WOMEN´S VIDEOS! You´ll have the opportunity to view the women´s profile videos (if available) produced by our local staff and found exclusively here!
YOU ARE IN CONTROL! YOU are in control. YOU choose who, how and IF you want to communicate with a woman. NEVER any obligation!
CUSTOMER SERVICE THAT IS UNMATCHED Questions? Concerns? We invite you to call us or otherwise contact us anytime! Our contact information is at the bottom of nearly every page.
Set Up Your Account Here
Is there any REAL reason to wait? It's FREE, instant and without obligation
to register NOW!
It’s the first step in possibly the most rewarding romantic adventure of your lifetime!
Barranquilla may be known for the famous Barranquilla festival and as a party district, but there is so much more to this port city. The city reflects the rich history and culture of Colombia and the Caribbean.
Age-old structures and historic castles are scattered around this “Golden State.” Many may not be aware, but Barranquilla is also home to interesting museums. That said, there are many of the best museums to visit in Barranquilla
Here are five impressive museums worthy of a visit.
1. Museo Del Caribe
The Museo Del Caribe opened in 2009 and is Colombia’s first regional museum. Located in the Caribbean Cultural Park, the museum houses a large collection of pieces significant to the culture, society, economy, and even the political evolution of the Caribbean.
The museum highlights author and 1982 Nobel Peace Prize for Literature recipient Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
The museum also has a shop full of interesting souvenirs that tourists and museum-goers may check on.
2. Museo Mapuka
Museo Mapuka is technically a museum of the Universidad del Norte in Barranquilla. However, it’s open to the public every weekday from 9 am to 5:30 pm and Saturdays from 9 am to 1:30 pm.
This museum of archeology aims to recognize Colombian Caribbean identity. It features artifacts from Colombia's indigenous people. These archeological remains include pottery, jewelry, vessels, weapons, maps, religious symbols, and many other objects from the prehispanic era to the Spanish colonization.
To help museum-goers understand the Caribbean culture and Colombia’s rich history, they also show children-friendly short films.
3. Sala Del Carnaval Elsa Caridi
Barranquilla is most famous for its carnival held every February. It’s no wonder a whole museum is dedicated to showcasing costumes, props, masks, and anything related to Barranquilla Carnival.
Sala Del Carnaval Elsa Caridi may not be as big and grand as other museums, but it is interactive and serves its purpose well. Visitors can gain a deeper understanding of the significance of the carnival and its importance to the country’s rich culture.
Aside from carnival memorabilia, there’s also a collection of photographs and moving pictures to give visitors a glimpse of the rich cultural celebration. Entrance is free for this museum.
4. Museo del Carnaval de Barranquilla
Located in the heart of Barranquilla, this is a much bigger and more modern museum dedicated to preserving the memorabilia of the world-famous Barranquilla Carnival.
Its architecture and design very well reflect the fun, lively, and colorful carnival. Here lies not just photographs and memorabilia but colorful costumes of past carnival queens. The museum aims to relive the lively feel of the celebration to the museum-goers.
5. Centro Interactivo de Memoria Urbana
Presenting an educational yet entertaining experience is the Centro Interactivo de Memoria Urbana. This is a museum born out of the desire to narrate the history and development of Barranquilla as a city.
The museum covers everything — from the myths about the origin of the city, famous landmarks, and transportation system development, to the present developments of the city.
Simply put, this museum aims to tell a detailed past and present of Barranquilla.
Compared to other Colombian cities, Barranquilla falls underrated. The city’s culture and history are rich beyond its famously known carnival, and they have successfully narrated this in their display of the best museums in the land.
