Parks and squares in Tunja

Tunja’s public spaces reflect its history as one of Colombia's oldest cities. This collection ranges from the central Plaza de Bolívar, surrounded by 16th-century colonial architecture, to the Bosque de la República, which houses independence-era monuments like the Paredón de los Mártires. These squares and parks serve as the city's primary cultural landmarks, featuring religious heritage sites, academic cloisters, and modern recreational facilities.