International Gastronomic Center built on Puerto Colombia's historic pier, dating back to 1888 and once considered the world's second-longest maritime terminal. This emblematic project combines history, gastronomy, and culture in a unique space that pays tribute to the migratory waves that arrived in the region in the early 20th century. Featuring 18 restaurants offering international cuisines, Muelle 1888 has become a tourist epicenter attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors annually. Its modern architecture respects the port's history while offering spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea.