Bogotá
2,600 meters closer to the stars
At 2,600 meters above sea level, Bogotá surprises you with its perfect blend of history and modernity.
Walk through La Candelaria and its colorful colonial streets. Discover pre-Columbian treasures at the Gold Museum. Climb Monserrate for an unforgettable panoramic view of the entire city.
Join the Sunday Ciclovía, cycle through traditional markets overflowing with exotic fruits, and be captivated by the urban art that adorns every neighborhood.
Savor everything from ajiaco in traditional fondas to innovative haute cuisine. Bogotá is vibrant culture, authentic flavors, and transformative experiences.
Facts you didn't know about Bogotá
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The Athens of South America: At the end of the 19th century, it received this nickname for its enormous number of libraries, universities, and its love of culture and fine language.
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A bicycle paradise: Bogotá has the most extensive network of bike paths in Latin America (more than 500 km), and its Sunday "Ciclovía" is a model that cities like New York have tried to emulate.
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A treasure underground: The Gold Museum in Bogotá houses the world's largest collection of pre-Hispanic goldwork, with more than 34,000 pieces of pure gold.
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The first skyscraper: The BD Bacatá building is currently the tallest in Colombia, but the Avianca Building was the first skyscraper over 150 meters tall built in the country (in 1969).
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Graffiti with permission: Bogotá is considered one of the world's capitals of urban art. There are tours dedicated exclusively to seeing the murals on 26th Street and downtown.
