What should the capital of Atlántico be if not Barranquilla, according to AI?

Capital cities play a fundamental role in a city because they are the location of the central government and the main political, administrative, and, in many cases, economic institutions . In the case of Barranquilla in Atlántico, however, artificial intelligence offers some alternatives for choosing a different option.

If Barranquilla were not the capital of the Atlántico department, Artificial Intelligence suggests that Puerto Colombia would be the best alternative, according to the AI.

According to a survey conducted by ChatGPT, Puerto Colombia stands out as the best municipality to live in Atlántico due to " its combination of tranquility, development, and proximity to Barranquilla."

▪️It's a coastal town with a relaxed atmosphere, less traffic, and greater contact with nature.▪️It's located just 20 minutes from Barranquilla and has excellent road infrastructure.▪️Its warm climate is tempered by the sea breeze, and the municipality is growing, with new residential and commercial developments.

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▪️It offers beaches such as Salgar and Sabanilla, ideal for tourism and relaxation, and a renovated boardwalk with spaces for sports, gastronomy, and recreation.▪️It has an important historical legacy, since its old pier was the entry point for thousands of immigrants who contributed to the development of the country.▪️It is perceived as a safe place with a high quality of life, without losing its essence as a coastal town.

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What can you do in Puerto Colombia?

According to Tripadvisor, some of the most important places to visit are:

1. Visit to Salgar Castle

Located on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea, this 19th-century colonial fort is now a cultural center with exhibitions and events. Ideal for photography and learning about military history.

2. Explore the Historic Pier

Remains of the pier built in 1893, a symbol of the entry of immigrants and trade. Perfect for sunset walks and historic photography.

3. Enjoy the beaches

▪️Sabanilla Beach: Golden sand and calm waters for swimming or surfing. Local food is available on weekends. ▪️Puerto Colombia Beaches: Relaxing spots overlooking the Caribbean Sea.

4. Walk along the Malecón

A renovated promenade with spaces for sports, gastronomy (such as ceviche and fried fish), and panoramic views.

5. Boat rides around the bay

1-2 hour tours to view marine wildlife, visit secluded beaches, and snorkel.