Audio Guide of Peace Square

Peace Square is a public space open 24 hours a day. It is located in the heart of Barranquilla, at the intersection of 53rd Street and 54th Avenue. For more location details, you can visit the official tourism website.

No, access is completely free. It is a public space where you can freely admire the Peace Monument and enjoy the atmosphere.

Between 20 and 30 minutes is enough to enjoy the monument and the surroundings. If you would like to take photos or attend a cultural event, you can extend your visit.

It is a symbol of national reconciliation inaugurated in 1986. The 40 columns represent the independence battles, and the dove symbolizes the peace that Barranquilla offered during historical conflicts.

We recommend the dry season (December to March) or sunset to avoid the intense heat. During the Barranquilla Carnival (February/March), there is a more festive atmosphere. Check the dates on the official website.

Yes, the entire square has even paving and access ramps. There is nearby parking with reserved spaces at the Puerta de Oro Event Center (300 meters away).

Less than 10 minutes away you will find: Caribbean Museum (details here)Bocas de Ceniza (viewpoint over the Magdalena River)The Historic Center with the Metropolitan Cathedral

Use sunscreen and a hat year-round. Bring enough water and take the opportunity to try local fried snacks at the nearby stalls. For safety, avoid displaying valuables at night.