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Where to stay in Bogota
Best time: Dec-Mar, Aug-Sep. These months generally offer drier weather and more favorable conditions for outdoor activities.
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★ 4.3Complejo Turístico Hotel Ganbare
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★ 4.3Hotel City Bog Corferias
Sucre
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★ 4.3La Tua Casa
Sucre
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★ 4.3Casa Navi
Sucre
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★ 4.3Casa Fortel, Centro Internacional
Sucre
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★ 4.3Natubri Glamping Experiencia Suprema
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★ 4.2Hotel Coco
Sucre
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★ 4.2Real Estacion
Sucre
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★ 4.2Windsor House INN BY GEH SUITES
Ilarco
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★ 4.2Nuevecuatro By Wynwood House
Ilarco
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★ 4.2Residence Inn by Marriott Bogota
Ilarco
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★ 4.2Primitivo Usaqua N Dn
Capri
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Bogota on the map
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Bogota, like a local
Don't miss
- Gold Museum (Museo del Oro): Houses an extensive collection of pre-Columbian gold artifacts.
- Monserrate: Offers stunning views of the city from its peak.
- Botero Museum: Features works by renowned Colombian artist Fernando Botero.
- Simón Bolívar Park: A large urban park perfect for relaxation and outdoor activities.
- Zona T: Vibrant area with nightlife, shopping, and dining.
Where to eat
- Andrés Carne de Res: Iconic restaurant known for its lively atmosphere and traditional Colombian dishes.
- Ajiaco Santafereño: A traditional soup that embodies Bogotá's culinary heritage.
- La Puerta Falsa: Famous for its tamales and hot chocolate.
Do this
- Ciclovía: Weekly event where main roads are closed to cars, allowing cyclists and pedestrians to enjoy the city.
- Chicha tasting: Experience a traditional Andean alcoholic beverage made from corn.
- Street Art Tour: Explore Bogotá's vibrant street art scene and learn about its culture and history.
Local tips
- Use TransMilenio during off-peak hours to avoid crowds.
- Try to learn a few basic Spanish phrases; locals appreciate the effort.
- Avoid wearing flashy jewelry or carrying large amounts of cash.
- Visit local markets like Usaquén for authentic Colombian crafts and food.
Know before you go
Best time
Dec-Mar, Aug-Sep. These months generally offer drier weather and more favorable conditions for outdoor activities.
Getting around
TransMilenio (bus rapid transit), taxis, and ride-sharing apps like Uber and Bolt.
Airport
BOG
Language
Spanish is the main language spoken.
Money
Colombian Peso (COP). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, but having cash for street vendors and small shops is advisable.
Safety
While Bogotá has areas that are safe for tourists, it is important to stay vigilant, avoid displaying valuables, and stick to well-populated areas.
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