Bogota Things to Do

This plaza was declared a national monument by the Colombian government. The impressive construction is built in mudéjar style (Spanish-Moorish). The plaza is mainly used during the annual bullfighting season, a very popular pa... more

Previously known as The Museo de Desarrollo Urbano, The Museo de la Ciudad traces the history of the Santafe de Bogota. It is the largest architectural and historical exhibition based on the development and growth of the city.... more

The Palace of San Francisco is an example of the Republican style that was fashionable in the beginning of the 20th century in the capital of Colombia. This building has an incredible ornate interior and was built between 1918-... more

West point is situated in the picturesque mountains that surround the city of Bogota. The point is 500 meters high from city level and is usually accessed by horseback. So put on your riding hat, and enjoy the breathtaking view... more

This four-hour tour takes place every Tuesday to Sunday. It includes sites, such as the Church Museum of Santa Clara, Plaza de Bolivar, Capitolio Nacional, Town Hall, Palace of the Archbishop, and Plazoleta de Cuervo. more

This place specializes in salsa and rock music. It is located near Zona Rosa. The establishment has a welcoming ambience where one can enjoy cocktails. The decor focuses on sculptures and the colour blue. Take advantage of happ... more

This brewery is located in Zona Rosa. It is a simple and pleasant place where one can meet with friends. Come by to enjoy good beer, while pop and rock music from the 80's plays in the background. Ask for Palos de Moguer to enj... more

The institute is dedicated to the studies of linguistics and philology. The beautiful colonial house was the birthplace of the philologist Rufino José Cuervo. It has twice won the Príncipe de Asturias award for its work on the... more

This theatre, founded in the 1970s by the Alvarez brothers, is dedicated to entertaining children. It is also tremendously popular with many adults. The puppet shows are always a hit and are usually educational and humourous. more

The church of San Agustin was built in 1637 and is one of the oldest colonial churches in Bogota. Its impressive architecture was recently restored. The style is similar to other colonial churches but what stands out are the fi... more