Soledad, Atlántico, Colombia uses America/Bogota, currently -05 (UTC-05:00). No clock changes are scheduled in the next 12 months.
Soledad is a city in Colombia, home to around 342,600 people. It keeps the same time year-round, with no daylight saving changes.
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Soledad adjoins Barranquilla in northern Colombia and forms part of the same metropolitan area near the mouth of the Magdalena. It is largely residential and industrial, and holds the region's international airport.
The town's colonial church with its unusual curved facade is the main local landmark. Barranquilla next door is the real draw, particularly for its carnival, which is among the largest in the world and has UNESCO recognition, and the Caribbean beaches lie west toward Cartagena.
Buses and shared taxis connect into Barranquilla, and a bus rapid transit line serves the corridor. The airport is on the town's edge.
The Caribbean coast is hot year-round with a drier, breezier period around the turn of the year that is the most comfortable. Carnival falls in February or March and transforms the whole metropolitan area.
Colombia uses the COP, calling code +57.
Colombia uses the peso, and Spanish is the language, spoken quickly with the distinctive costeño accent. Manner is loud, warm and informal, and cards are accepted in the city though cash helps elsewhere.
