Bogata 3 Days

Day 1: Historical Center and Museums

Morning: La Candelaria

– Start your day in La Candelaria, Bogotá’s historic center. Wander through its cobblestone streets, admire colonial architecture, and visit iconic landmarks such as:

  – Plaza Bolívar: Central square surrounded by important buildings like the Cathedral, Capitolio Nacional, and the Palacio de Justicia.

  – Museo Botero: Housing artworks by Fernando Botero and other renowned artists.

  – Museo del Oro: Explore the impressive collection of pre-Columbian gold artifacts.

Lunch: La Puerta Falsa

– Enjoy a traditional Colombian lunch at La Puerta Falsa, known for its ajiaco (chicken and potato soup) and tamales.

Afternoon: Monserrate

– Take a cable car or hike up to Monserrate for panoramic views of Bogotá. Visit the sanctuary and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Evening: Dinner in La Macarena

– Head to La Macarena neighborhood for dinner at a trendy restaurant. Explore its vibrant art scene and nightlife afterwards.

Day 2: Cultural Exploration

Morning: Usaquén

– Visit Usaquén, a charming neighborhood known for its Sunday flea market (if it’s a weekend) and colonial architecture. Explore boutiques, cafes, and the Hacienda Santa Bárbara shopping center.

Late Morning: Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá

– Take a half-day trip to the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá, an underground church built within a salt mine. Experience its unique architecture and religious significance.

Lunch: Zipaquirá

– Enjoy lunch in Zipaquirá, sampling traditional Colombian dishes.

Afternoon: Botanical Garden and Graffiti Tour

– Visit the Bogotá Botanical Garden to relax amidst native flora. Later, take a graffiti tour in the city to admire vibrant street art and learn about its cultural significance.

Evening: Dinner in Zona G

– Head to Zona G for dinner, known for its upscale restaurants offering a variety of international and Colombian cuisine.

Day 3: Nature and Markets

Morning: Paloquemao Market

– Start your day at Paloquemao Market, one of Bogotá’s largest and most traditional markets. Explore stalls selling fresh produce, flowers, and local snacks.

Late Morning: Simon Bolivar Metropolitan Park

– Visit Simon Bolivar Park for outdoor activities like jogging, cycling, or relaxing by the lake. You can also visit the Maloka Interactive Center for science and technology exhibitions.

Lunch: Andrés Carne de Res

– Have lunch at Andrés Carne de Res, a famous restaurant known for its lively atmosphere and Colombian dishes.

Afternoon: Museo Nacional and Shopping

– Visit the National Museum (Museo Nacional) to learn about Colombia’s history and culture. Afterwards, indulge in shopping at Centro Andino or El Retiro shopping malls.

Evening: Farewell Dinner

– Enjoy a farewell dinner at a restaurant of your choice, savoring Colombian flavors one last time.