About this place
Plaza Las Madres in Tubará is a revamped public space that pays tribute to the Mokaná people, built with an investment of COP $8,978 million (~USD $2. 2 million). Spanning more than 6,000 square meters, the plaza offers a hands-on cultural experience through floor petroglyphs that reference the nearby Piedra Pintada archaeological site.
Equipped with a playground, an outdoor fitness circuit, and craftwork stalls, it's a great stop for families and history buffs alike. Visitors can catch festivals and cultural events here, along with local flavors sold at the stalls. Its modern design and natural surroundings make it a genuinely Instagram-worthy spot.
Tips: Come to learn about Mokaná culture. Bring a camera and pick up some craftwork. Getting there: From Barranquilla, take a bus or taxi to Tubará (30 minutes).
The plaza sits right next to the church. Open all day.
