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Monumento a los Zócalos
Monumento a los Zócalos
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A monument honouring the zocalero, the craftsman who paints and moulds the coloured relief panels that run along the base of Guatapé's buildings. It sits in a small park about 500 metres from the town centre and holds 4.9 stars from 7 reviews.
They are what makes the town look the way it does. The panels are a local tradition, not decoration added for visitors, and the monument exists to credit the people who make them — which is the context most photographs of Guatapé are missing.
For a short stop, yes. Visitors describe the surrounding park as a place to sit with a coffee and talk to the artists and travellers who gather there, which makes it more of a pause than a sight.
Yes, and visitors name that specifically as the shot worth taking. The monument sits close enough to the water that the reservoir sits in the background from the right angle.
It is an open-air monument in a public park, accessible at any hour. There is no ticket and no gate.
About 500 metres from both the town centre and the malecón, and 2.3 km from La Piedra. It is a few minutes' walk from the plaza, on the way down towards the water.
















