Villa de Leyva Main Square

A very large plaza with lots of eateries facing on to it and in the nearby streets. The church has many steps outside which make a perfect spot to enjoy the space and people watch.

Beautiful town with a lot of history. Impressive main square.

Very beautiful, specially during this holiday weekend in colombia. Feria del árbol.

Obviously, a must see a place given it’s history and cultural significance. It is the heart and most iconic landmark of Villa de Leyva. It was built in the 16th century and is renowned for its vast cobblestone expanse—at 14,000 square meters. This makes it the largest town square in Colombia and one of the largest in the Americas. We enjoyed the colonial architecture and the Central Fountain which is a carved stone fountain that historically supplied water to the town.

One of the greatest places I have been. The energy is incredible here. Great place to relax and connect with nature as well. There's many restaurants and coffee shops around the plaza.

Amazing plaza in the middle of the town, has great dining places all around and the main chapel is really pretty.

Main square with tons of restaurants, hotels and souvenir shops. There is no street parking and traffic is very congested during the weekends. There are plenty of paid parking lots around the main square so best is to park there and walk to square.

Escape from the busy tourist zones and discover this beautiful colonial-era town. You won't be disappointed. The streets look empty, but behind every street door, there's a surprise of great restaurants ,gift shops, wine bars, and the list goes on. It's a chill night life environment without all the loud pumping music. Recommend staying two days here.