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About Bogota
Bogota is the capital city of Colombia and the third-highest capital in South America. It is known for its rich culture and heritage. Further, it was founded in 1538 and still retains its historical charm in areas such as La Candelaria. Hence, when you take a trip to Bogota, spend ample time exploring the beautiful city.
Best Time to Visit Bogota
The best time to visit Bogota starts from April, followed by January and May. These months mark the beginning of the holiday season. In addition, you may find the fares of accommodation expensive in these months. However, the month of July is the low season to visit the city.
Best Places to Eat in Bogota
Babou Candelaria
Cuisine : Colombian, International
Address : Cra. 2 # 12B-49, Bogotá, Cundinamarca, Colombia
Qun
Cuisine : Latin, Peruvian
Address : Ac. 85 # 12-72, Bogotá, Cundinamarca, Colombia
Bon market & Bar
Cuisine : Italian
Address : First Floor, Cra. 37 #24-29, Bogotá, Cundinamarca, Colombia
Best Places to Stay in Bogota
Four Seasons Hotel Bogota
Location : Carrera 13 85 46, Bogotá 110221 Colombia
Price : USD 352
Ibis Bogota Museo
Location : Transversal 6 27 85 Centro Internacional, Bogotá 110311 Colombia
Price : USD 38
Hotel Express 53
Location : Calle 53 Numero 10-78 Calle 53 # 10-78, Bogotá 110231 Colombia
Price : USD 24
Things to Do in Bogota
The Botero Museum
Located in a lovely, renovated colonial house with an internal courtyard, this incredible museum houses an international collection of art for free. It is also home to several pieces of art by other famous painters like Picasso, Monet, and Renoir.
Museo Santa Clara
Museo Santa Clara is one of the nation’s oldest churches, and Santa Clara is also the most splendidly graced church located in Colombia’s sprawling capital city. Nowadays the Colombian government earns ownership of the Santa Clara church. Furthermore, the church was transformed into a museum and exhibited the barrel vault ceiling painted, 150 sculptures, and artworks.
The Gold Museum
Bogotá’s Museo del Oro is the most popular and possibly the most interesting museum in the city, and it’s home to more than 30,000 pieces of gold. There are three floors filled with artifacts collected from Colombia’s pre-Hispanic cultures, each focusing on a different theme.
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