San Antonio Hill & Chapel
Colina y Capilla de San Antonio
18th-century small brick chapel on a hilltop park, the place where locals love to watch the sunset and take in views over the city.
The Chapel of San Antonio, built in 1747, is one of Cali’s oldest surviving churches. Its brick façade is plain, and the interior holds a 17th-century carved wooden statue. The grassy hilltop park around the chapel offers wide views over the city center and the distant mountains. In the evening, locals bring drinks to the grass to watch the sunset, while street vendors sell fruit ice drinks and grilled corn. The chapel interior is open only during Mass. The park is lively in the evening, but keep an eye on your belongings.
Opening hours
Park open all day; church open during Mass
Nearby sights
- San Antonio Neighborhood
- La Tertulia Museum of Modern Art
- El Gato del Río
- La Merced Church & Archaeological Museum
- Teatro Municipal Enrique Buenaventura
- Calima Gold Museum
- Torre Mudéjar & San Francisco Church
- Bulevar del Río