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Bogota

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Bogota Trips & Tours

A dizzying city in the Andes, Bogotá captures the verve of Colombia, both past & present.

Colombia's bombastic capital, Bogotá, is a lively city where skyscrapers stand alongside colonial buildings, encapsulating a blend of history and innovation. Visitors will discover a rich cultural scene of vivid street art, bustling markets, and world-class museums like the fascinating Gold Museum, which displays an array of pre-Columbian pieces. The central La Candelaria neighbourhood is a display of Spanish architecture including the Iglesia de San Francisco, surrounded by a streets of colourful houses. Delve into Bogotá's thriving culinary scene; anyone who's ever visited will point you in the direction of its signature dish, Ajiaco, a delicious chicken and potato soup. For outdoor enthusiasts, the nearby Andean foothills provide fantastic hiking trails and breathtaking views of the city.

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What to do in Bogota

Nestled in the Andean highlands at 8612 feet above sea level, Bogotá is a vibrant metropolis brimming with history and culture. Stroll through the cobbled streets of La Candelaria, the historic heart of the city, where colourful houses and street art tell tales of a rich past. Savour the flavours of Colombia at the bustling Paloquemao Market, or ascend Monserrate for breathtaking views of the sprawling city below. Don't miss the Gold Museum, a dazzling collection of pre-Hispanic treasures. Whether exploring the lush Botanical Gardens or sipping coffee in a chic Zona Rosa café, Bogotá offers a delightful insight into old-world allure inside the capital city.

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Why you'll love your Bogota safari package

Why you'll love your Bogota safari package

Whether it's the atmosphere of a Ciclovía Sunday, where the streets are closed to cars and filled with cyclists and pedestrians, or the sounds of salsa that spill from the bars into the night, Bogotá's unique energy will sweep you off your feet.

Off the beaten track

Off the beaten track

Visit the lesser-known La Perseverancia market for an authentic shopping experience and a taste of some local favourites. And if you're not planning on a hike, take a ride on the funicular railway up to Monserrate Mountain for stellar views.

Something to think about

Something to think about

Bogotá's elevation is 2,640 metres above sea level, which can cause altitude sickness. It may be helpful to allow a day or two to acclimate to the altitude, especially if you're travelling from the coast.

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