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Displays artifacts of Quimbaya pre-Colombian civilization (e.g. sculpture, pottery).
Quimbaya Museum is a museum located in Armenia, Colombia designed by Colombian Architect Rogelio Salmona. It displays a large collection of pre-Columbian artcrafts: about 390 gold objects, 104 pieces of pottery, 22 stone sculptures, carved woods, and other objects, mainly from the pre-Columbian Quimbaya civilization, Embera and some other amerindian tribes. Some of the most important pieces are the gold Poporos and the zoomorphic vases.
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Rather big park with a lake and an artificial water cascade. Calm atmosphere and good for relaxing. Many different trees including a bamboo forest. It is worth a visit.
One of the most striking landscapes in Colombia, the 60 metre high waxpalms (palma de cera). It's Colombia's national symbol,.