Nestled at 2,650m/8,694ft between Andean peaks, Bogotá enjoys a near year-round spring climate. This recurring energy permeates every aspect of life, making Colombia’s capital city an exciting stopover.
The city is known as “The Athens of South America” (La Atenas suramericana) because of its history as a hub for education, literature, and science.
Explore the world’s most important and impressive collection of pre-Columbian goldwork at the Muséo de Oro, one of many excellent museums. Savour wonderful culinary treats and zesty fresh fruit juices on the streets.
Wander La Candelaria’s winding, colourful streets, with its coffee shops, artisanal shops, and dynamic nightlife. Or try the Chapinero neighbourhood for dining, Zona G or Quinta Camacho.
This is Bogota, Colombia’s vibrant capital, which locals call “The Fridge” (La Nevera) because of its fresh, high-altitude Andean weather.
