Cross: Rodrigo Arenas Betancourt. Church of Our Lady of Fatima. Rebeca: Leonidas Mendez. Park Avenue Cardigan Circunvalar. Railway: Monument to Transport. Waterfront Transport Terminal. Jorge Eliecer Gaitan: Alexandra Ariza. Jorge Eliecer Gaitan Park, opposite the San Jorge Hospital. The Obelisk: Hernando Hoyos. Calle 17 with carrera 6. General Rafael Uribe Uribe: A. Franco Cano. Park Lake. The Traveler: Antonio Segui. August 30 avenue, roundabout Cuba. Photography Thanks to the geographical location and cultural diversity, Pereira has wonderful landscapes that could be captured by photography lovers. Viaducto César Gaviria Trujillo:, This bridge is one of the most important engineering works in Colombia, and you can also have a panoramic view of Pereira from the top. Botanical Garden Technological University of Pereira', A place is perfect for those passionate about photography in the natural world and full of knowledge about the plant individuals of the coffee region. Laguna del Otún, It is an imposing and majestic place, perfect for a good photographic work, you can see native vegetation and much of the Colombian biodiversity. Simon Bolivar Monument, The naked Bolivar made by the master Rodrigo Arenas in bronze, located in the center of Pereira. It is one of the symbols that represents the city and worthy of being photographed. Catedral Nuestra Señora de la Pobreza: It is a work of art and religious heritage, has a complex structure of twelve thousand pieces of wood that hold the dome worthy of knowing and being photographed.Transportation Air Pereira's airport is the Matecaña International Airport. It was built between 1944 and 1946 and opened in August 1947. It operates both nationally and internationally. It is currently undergoing an expansion which will include a new control tower, a longer runway, new access roads, and new destinations such as New York, which will make Matecaña International Airport one of the most important in the country. In 2016, the airport launched the tendering process for the construction of the new terminal building. Both runway expansions and the new control tower were completed. With the city zoo moving out of Matecaña to the new Biopark Ukumari, these lands have been given to the airport to use for expansion of its access roads and an office and hotel complex. Road Pereira is at the center of the transport hub for Caldas, Risaralda, and Quindio. Autopista del Café are the highways which connect Armenia, Manizales, Pereira and Cartago. Other main urban