
Zipaquirá · Colombia
One hundred and eighty meters beneath the mountain, inside a working salt mine, the Stations of the Cross were hewn from the rock itself — beneath a light that shifts color as you walk.
Parque de la Sal · Zipaquirá, Cundinamarca
The experience
Zipaquirá has been drawing salt from this mountain for centuries. Where the miners opened galleries, they left vast hollows in the rock — and it was inside those hollows, 180 meters below the surface, that an entire cathedral was carved: naves, dome, narthex and the Stations of the Cross, each one hewn from salt.
The visit descends through a tunnel that grows cooler and quieter as you go. The lighting plays across the translucent rock: the same wall turns blue, then amber, then violet. At the far end, a mirror of water reflects the cross — the spot where almost every visitor falls silent.
The Basic Passport covers the full route, with an audio guide, the projection mapping on the rock, the 3D short film and the train that brings you back to the surface. The Brine Museum, the Archaeological Museum and the Monumental Museum 180 are also included.

The gallery
Parque de la Sal · Zipaquirá, Cundinamarca






The Basic Passport includes
The Ruta del Minero and the climbing wall are not part of the Basic Passport — they are sold separately at the complex's ticket office.
Rates
Adult
Ages 13 to 59
R$ 260,35
Child
Ages 4 to 12
R$ 229,11
Up to age 3
Children under 4 enter free of charge
Free
Prices per person, in Brazilian reais, with no booking fee. Pay in up to 12 installments by card.
Senior (60+) and disability rates: the complex has its own price for these categories, and it is not part of our agreement. Speak with the concierge before buying — we don't want to charge an adult fare to anyone entitled to a discount.
The route is underground, with ramps and stairs, and the temperature stays around 14 °C. Bring a jacket.
Practical information
Where
Parque de la Sal, Zipaquirá — 50 km north of Bogotá
Hours
Daily, 9 a.m. to 4:40 p.m.
Duration
About 2 hours for the full route
Temperature
Around 14 °C, year-round
Language
Audio guide available; Portuguese-speaking concierge
Getting there
About 1 hour by car from downtown Bogotá
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The Salt Cathedral was carved into the galleries of a working salt mine, 180 meters beneath the mountain, in Zipaquirá. The walls, the cross and the Stations of the Cross are all made of salt.
It's in Zipaquirá, about 50 km north of Bogotá — around an hour's drive from downtown. It makes a half-day outing.
The Basic Passport covers the cathedral's full route (naves, narthex, dome and water mirror), the audio guide, the projection mapping, the 3D short film “Nucuma”, the exit train, the “Huellas de Sal” walk and admission to the Brine Museum, the Archaeological Museum and the Monumental Museum 180. The Ruta del Minero and the climbing wall are sold separately by the complex.
Children aged 4 to 12 have their own rate. Children under 4 enter free of charge — just include them in your order so the concierge can arrange their entry.
Your digital voucher with QR Code arrives on WhatsApp and by e-mail, with the address and time. No need to print it.
You can, but it's tight: the cathedral is a half-day trip outside Bogotá and the museum is in the historic center. The concierge usually plans them on consecutive days — and the Gold Museum is closed on Mondays.
Reserve your date
A ticket from the official attraction, a digital voucher on WhatsApp and by e-mail, payment in Brazilian reais and a Portuguese-speaking concierge before and during your trip.