Gold Museum

I was pleasantly impressed with the Gold Museum. There were plenty of displays. There were four levels, and each was better than the last. There were not only gold artifacts, but there was pottery and clay. The information was provided in Spanish and English, which I was very grateful for. The museum was of the level of Washington DC in the US.

Worth to visit. Entrance is very fair (5000COP) per adult and free on Sunday. Exhibition is very rich, with beautiful pieces and good historical background and explanation. May be busy with student classes so recommend to visit earlier in the morning. Opens at 1000. Outside museum many tourist traps, be careful and ignore.

Love this experience. It’s so informative and really interesting. It’s cheap entry aswell and there’s a cute gift shop / market opposite which is expensive but nice to walk around

I found this museum interesting, well organized, and well cultivated. Tracing the history of gold (and some other metal) works in the region through time, the museum is separated by floor and showcases the pieces well. The explanations of the pieces, the meaning behind the shapes or the method of making them, and the overall significance of gold through time was well-displayed in Spanish and English. The ticket was around 5,000 Colombian pesos.

It's an excellent place that contains different works of gold art and even archaeology. It is a beautiful place where you can spend a very pleasant day. I definitely loved this place ❤️.

Pretty good value only 5000 COP. They have a lot of history detail and the ornaments of Gold and other metals from the past culture is amazing. It’s nice, clean and safe there.

Absolutely amazing museum. Very interesting and well put exhibitions. Very impressive.

Was astonished at the quality of the museum and the histories. I was there for 3½ hours and I was fascinated every minute. The items are displayed perfectly. A huge draw is the timeline of history the size of the room. The story of gold is the story of humankind. I was hungry so ate at the café restaurant. Not a lot of vegan options even though there was a V for Vegan in the key, I don't think anything was labeled as such. The Vegetarian options were cream soups, but there were 2 salads they could prepare without dairy. The greens and red fruits salad was one of the best I've had in Colombia: Lettuces, kales, dandelion greens, arugula with mushrooms and a number of citrus fruits, topped with seeds. I had a jugo soda that was delicious and a cup of hot cacao in water without sugar. Perfect meal!