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Workation in Villa de Leyva: the essentials
No trade route or mine ever brought money here, so Villa de Leyva has barely changed in 400 years. The colonial town in Boyacá, 37 km west of Tunja, has cobbled streets, whitewashed houses and one of Colombia's largest plazas, set in a semi-desert valley at about 2,150 m, and it has been a national monument since 1954. Fossil museums and vineyards fill the surroundings. Weekdays are quiet, then Bogotá weekenders arrive on Friday, and social life stays limited to a few cafés and bars. Nights are cold. El Dorado airport in Bogotá is about 125 km away, so plan the transfer.
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Villa de Leyva is a colonial town without established coworking. Cafés with Wi-Fi around the large main square and rentals are the alternative, and internet is usable. Proper desks are only found in Tunja or Bogotá.
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Three places a week as reels, a head-to-head every Wednesday, a data sheet every Saturday. Same numbers as on this page.



