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The grandeur that confronts you upon entering the unashamed opulence of Bogotá's Plaza de Bolivar is ...
Built in 1583 and formerly an Augustinian cloister, this is certainly one of the oldest surviving buil...
The Quinta, not far from the Univeridad de los Andes in the Candelaria, is perhaps best known as Simon...
Right in the thick of things on Calle 10 (across the road from the Ministry of Foreign Relations) and ...
Bogotanos proudly declare that their library, the Luis Angel Arango, is one of the most visit...
Originally used as the seat of the Colegio Máximo de la Compañía de Jesús en la Nueva Granada in t...
Deep into the student heartland of the Candelaria there is a small plaza with bars, restaurants and ec...
If the altitude of Bogotá is not enough and you want to get a truly impressive view of the city, it i...
For anyone interested in art, this museum has to be at the very top of the list of things to do in Bog...
The Museo Arqueológico, or MUSA, has an overwhelming permanent collection of pre-Columbian ceramics h...
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