Bogotá Travel Tips
This thriving Colombian city is quickly becoming one of Latin America’s metropolitan highlights. Bogotá’s massive urban sprawl is dotted with lush parks and quaint quarters, and its high elevation in the Andes Mountains makes for stunning scenic landscapes that never fail to captivate visitors.
Flourishing villages, diverse museums and art galleries, and renowned colonial architecture all speak to the city’s rich cultural heritage. Walk around the historic district of La Candelaria, visit the cathedrals, palaces and monuments around Plaza de Bolivar, and indulge in the city’s vibrant nightlife scene.
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3 Days in Bogota: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, April 2012
This enormous city of more than eight million people is a world-class cultural destination, with some 60 museums, scores of gorgeous Spanish colonial churches, and dozens of pretty parks, plazas, ...
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Bogota’s La Candelaria Neighborhood
Written by Paige, Nicaragua, November 2012
The Spanish Colonial heart of Bogota, Colombia, is La Candelaria, and unlike other historic districts you’ll find when strolling in Latin America, this vibrant, artsy neighborhood is anything but ...
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Nightlife in Bogota: La Zona Rosa
Written by Viator, April 2012
While the vast majority of Bogota’s tourist attractions are in the Candelaria, the city’s historic center, nightlife in this hipster stronghold may disappoint travelers with more sophisticated ...
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Colombian Coffee Tour
No trip to Colombia would be complete without a visit to an authentic Colombian coffee plantation! On this Colombian Coffee Tour, you will learn all about what goes into your morning cup of joe - from beginning to brew!
