Do you want to dance Salsa so.....

Come To Cali fair "Para que vea"

Every Christmas the people of Cali can be found out in the sun, enjoying the rich festival programmed that makes up one of Colombia’s most renowned national events, the Cali Fair (or Feria de Cali). The city proudly boasts the title of salsa capital of Colombia, if not the world, and unlike most large Latin city fairs (like the Córdoba and Seville Fairs in Spain), which concentrate on livestock, this event is built around salsa parties and parades.
Salsa is not exclusively a Cuban phenomenon and Colombia has a well-established salsa scene - big names include
Joe Arroyo and Grupo Niche. Others such as Eddie Martínez have even crossed the great divide and managed to take the New York scene by storm.
Cali Fair’s programmed
features a wealth of some 50 or so salsa
bands, which can be seen performing day and night. Other events include a beauty pageant to select Señorita Cali, sports competitions,
salsa and tango contests, a variety of different parades
and bull fights. So why not spice up your Christmas with the heat and swing of a real Colombian rumba?

C’mon Everybody
There is a variety of nightclubs and restaurants. In the city you can found
whole districts dedicated to tourism, for example Granada, one of the most traditional
districts in Cali, full of gourmet restaurants,
fashion stores and boutiques.
Parque del perro: Located in the San Fernando neighborhood, this is one of the most popular zones in the city, full of restaurants and bars.
Sebastian de Belalcazar’s monument:
Is the most visited and popular monument in the city, here you can find regional foods like “Mazorca asada,” a roasted corn.
Cali River: One of the most peaceful zones in the city, the river is located in the west and is surrounded by restaurants, hotels and museums like “La Tertulia,” an art museum.
Shopping malls: There are six big shopping centers in Cali: Palmetto plaza mall, Jardín Plaza, Cosmocentro, Unicentro,
Chipichape, and Centenario.
Cristo Rey: A monument located on a hill that offers the best views of the city.
Historical tourism
Santiago de Cali offers historical areas with cultural variety and other attractions. In downtown Cali, you can found many historical churches like “La Merced” and “La Ermita”. Cali contains a well preserved Historical center, the most important zone is “La plaza de Caycedo”,

considered the center of the city, which has a large park and plaza surrounded by many historical and modern buildings like “El edificio Otero, La Catedral and El Palacio de Justicia”; This plaza is very close to other touristic places like The Saint Francis’ church (Iglesia de San Francisco), the municipal theater and La Merced church. In the western part of the city, historical monuments such as Sebastián
de Belalcázar, which is a monument dedicated to the city founder, and religious monuments such as “Cristo Rey” and “Las tres cruces” are found.
Catching a chiva

If you are in Cali don’t forget! Let’s Chiva! Party, Drink, Laugh, Clap, Sing, listen to great jokes, Yell, do Wild and Crazy Things as you enjoy non-stop “Papayera” Live Music and Fun, doing the Chiva. Each Chiva Bus has a “Director” with a microphone, and loads of experience
in leading you and the rest of the Chiva gang in a whole lotta safe, fun! Relax and enjoy the always open bar. Meet new people, as your Chiva Bus moves all around Cali. So who Chiva’s? When visiting Cali, everybody
Chiva’s! Ages: 18-100.