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Callejón Julia Pastusa
Callejón Julia Pastusa
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A narrow alley of steps about 300 metres from the town centre, lined with some of the most detailed high-relief zócalos in Guatapé. 4.7 from about 10 reviews.
A resident of the alley that now carries her name. Visitors describe the corner as hers, and there is a mural in her honour at the top of the steps — which is why the alley reads as a place and not a passage.
They are high relief, not painted flat, which is the more demanding version of the craft and less common around the main plaza. Visitors who have walked the rest of the town single this alley out specifically.
Yes. It is a public alley in the town with no gate or ticket, and it can be walked at any hour, though the detail in the panels needs daylight.
A few minutes to walk, longer if you are photographing. Visitors treat it as one stop in a wander through the zócalo streets.
About 300 metres from the Guatapé town centre and 200 from the malecón, so it sits between the plaza and the water. La Piedra is 2.2 km away.
















