What to see, where to eat, how to get around and how to experience Bogotá with confidence.
Colombia has become one of South America’s most exciting destinations. This guide was created by local experts to help you experience Bogotá and its surroundings safely, comfortably and confidently, whether you visit for two days or five.
Over 3,100 m (10,170 ft) above sea level. Go up by cable car, funicular or the pedestrian trail (2.35 km, 1,605 steps). Bring comfortable shoes, sunscreen and a light jacket.
Cobblestone streets, 17th-century colonial façades, Plaza de Bolívar, National Capitol, Primary Cathedral, Gold Museum and Botero Museum.
Andean ecosystems and the Tropicario greenhouse complex. Admission for international visitors includes this attraction.
At sunset, the city’s sea of lights with a traditional hot drink.
City views, bonfires, live music, local food and a replica of Christ the Redeemer. Best Thursday to Sunday, afternoon or evening.
Trail in the Eastern Hills with small waterfalls and crystal-clear pools. Best early in the morning and with a guide.
At 3,360 m (11,020 ft), with a statue of the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception, a chapel and views over the Bogotá savanna.
Soup of three native potatoes, shredded chicken and guascas; served with cream, capers, rice and avocado.
Corn dough filled with chicken, pork, chickpeas and vegetables, steamed in plantain leaves; with hot chocolate.
Milk soup with poached eggs, scallions and cilantro, served with calados and melted cheese.
Frothy hot chocolate with farmer’s cheese melted in the cup, plus almojábana or buttered bread.
Founded in 1816, steps from Plaza de Bolívar: tamales, ajiaco and traditional sweets.
A more sophisticated experience; its ajiaco is recognized among the city’s best, in a colonial-style house.
A classic of Colombian cuisine, well suited for groups looking for traditional recipes of consistent quality.
Contemporary farm-to-table cuisine with fresh, native ingredients; great for local breakfasts.
Santafereño hot chocolate or single-origin coffee in a rustic setting, perfect after the flea market.
La Candelaria, Gold Museum, Plaza de Bolívar and sunset at Monserrate.
Bogotá → Lake Guatavita → Guatavita Town → Chía (Andrés Carne de Res) → Bogotá.
Bogotá → Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral (180 m / 590 ft underground) → Jaime Duque Park → Bogotá.
Top restaurants, clubs and an innovative cultural scene. Plan your transportation in advance and use pre-arranged services: we take care of your transportation and discreet private security.
Avoid walking distracted while looking at your screen; step into a safe establishment to check a route.
Carry only what you need for the day and use cards or electronic payments.
Withdraw inside shopping centers, banks or busy, well-lit places.
Confirm prices and conditions before ordering or hiring informal services.
Unusually large discounts, suspicious currency exchange or unregulated services: verify through official channels.
Verify the provider, the driver’s identity and the vehicle, and share your real-time location with someone you trust.
Corporate and door-to-door transfers to and from El Dorado Airport · Tourist transportation for independent travelers and private groups · Logistics for delegations · Private day trips around Bogotá and Cundinamarca · Customized routes.
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