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About Bogota

Bogota, the vibrant capital city of Colombia, is home to 8.8million people. Cradled by the Andean peaks, Bogota offers some stunning views of the mountains. The city was founded by the Spanish conquistador Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada after a difficult expedition into the Andes conquering the Muisca. So, the historic neighborhoods like the famous La Candelaria have Spanish colonial buildings. Meanwhile, if you book cheap flights from Miami to Bogota, Colombia, to explore the city, you are in for a dramatic journey of history.
While traveling from Miami to Bogota, you will board a flight at Miami International Airport (MIA) and land at El Dorado International Airport (BOG).

Best Time to Visit

If you plan to visit Bogota, then the lowest Season to visit Bogota is from April to July, as they are known as the wet months.
If you plan to visit Bogota, the best time to visit is during December, January, February, and March, as they are the driest months in Colombia.

Best Flights from Miami to Bogota

Numerous airlines like Spirit, Avianca, Wingo, LATAM, Delta, United, Viva Air, Copa, Aeromexico, and American Airlines offer their flights from Miami (MIA) to Bogota (BOG).
The distance between Miami (MIA) and Bogota (BOG) is 1,509mi. The fastest flight time from Miami to Bogota, offered by LATAM Airlines, takes 03h 30m.
The average price of a flight ticket from Miami to Bogota will cost you around USD 94.93 for a one-way trip and USD 233.99 for a round trip.Furthermore, the airports connecting the two cities are- Miami International Airport (MIA) and El Dorado International Airport (BOG).

Places to eat in Bogota

1. Andrés Carne de Res
   Famous for the juicy steaks, this legendary restaurant has a 75-page menu that features classics like arepas, ceviche, succulent steaks, charcoal-grilled beef, etc.
2. Mini-Mal
   If you are craving some authentic Colombian cuisine, then Mini-Mal cooks each of its dishes from fresh Colombian ingredients in a traditional style to enhance the taste.
3. Abasto
   This restaurant is located in Usaquén and is the ideal breakfast spot to sample various arepas made with the ingredients from the local farmer markets.

Popular Accommodation in Bogota

Range	Hotel	Price
High-range	JW Marriott Hotel	USD 158.87
Mid-range	Grand Hyatt	USD 118.04
Low-range	Habitel Hotel	USD 52.06

Places to visit in Bogota

• La Candelaria
  From colonial-era cathedral to some 300-year-old buildings, from neoclassical capitol flanking Bolivar Plaza to Centro Cultural Gabriel Garcia Marquez, La Candelaria is a vibrant heart of Bogota. This neighborhood has preserved historic architecture from pre-Columbian times.
• Plaza Bolivar
  This pigeon-filled plaza in the center of Bogota is home to the Capitol Building, Palace of Justice, Cathedral, and Mayor’s office.
• Museo del Oro
  Museo del Oro is a stunning gold museum in Columbian. It is an amazingly inaugurated museum located in the downtown area of La Candelaria Bogota.

It is one of the top attractions for every tourist. This museum focuses on the art and the gold objects created by the craftsmen.

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