Trip.Best Top 14 Best Things to Do in Bogota [2024]

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"The Gold Museum of the famous attractions of Bogota, Colombia. It houses about 30,000 fine gold artifacts made by Indians from the 20th century BC to the 16th century AD, displayed by different periods and regions. The gold museum exhibits are only a small part of the Indian artifacts that have been unearthed, and many of the precious artworks have been almost stolen by colonists in Spain and other countries in centuries. But from these preserved gold instruments, people can also see the wisdom and artistic level of the Colombian people. Tickets are 4,000 pesos/person, equivalent to less than 6 yuan, free to visit on Sunday."

"Montserrat is located in Bogota, Colombia, with beautiful scenery, you can take the cable car up the mountain, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the mountains. Standing on the top of the mountain, you can overlook the whole Bogota. There is a white church built in 1650 on the mountain, and there are some coffee places, which is a good morning exercise place. There are special prices on Sunday cable cars, and of course the most people."

"The Plaza Bolívar is located in the heart of the old city of Bogotá, the capital, and is also the center of power in Colombia, surrounded by cathedrals, Congress, the presidential palace and the town hall. The nearby Botero Art Museum, where a group of cute "fat people" waits for you to find all kinds of people in Bolivarian Square, children chasing pigeons in the square, vendors selling corn and sausage, and a steaming life scene. I also met three waves of locals to take pictures with me. Maybe they rarely see... Asians! This is the day I saw the most people in Colombia, and I took birds in the forest at other times... Haha! Welcome to Colombia for a trip ✈️"

"The largest church in Bogotá, Colombia's capital, San Francisco Church, the whole church has a distinct Spanish style, and the bell towers on both sides will remember the loud bells at 10 o'clock. It looks very sacred and melodious, and it is definitely the most worthwhile place to visit in Bogotá, Colombia."

"The Botero Museum is a very special museum, and all the exhibits here are beyond your imagination. With the fat version of the Mona Lisa, the weird-looking houses, and the fantastic forest paintings, everything is so different, full of design inspiration, it is definitely worth a visit."

"We decided to check out the museum when we walked by and it didn’t let us down. Entry is only 4000 pesos, or 1.50 usd. It’s not too big, which was great for me because I tend to get bored in museums after a while. There is some cool art and exhibits. Give yourself an hour or two to check it out. We showed up when an opera show was going on so we got to watch for a little bit which was exciting."

"Just diagonally opposite the Golden Museum. Free visit seems to be. On the 18th floor. No photos are allowed. In fact, there is nothing, there is a imitation of the mining area, the veins. This is more interesting. Other feelings are nothing. ordinary. There are small shops, but dare not buy."

"Very nice park, perfect afternoon stroll. Park 93 is located in the city center, surrounded by various restaurants, cafes and bars. It is a great place to spend the weekend, some restaurants become clubs. You can also choose a variety of cafes, including Juan Valdes, Omagh and even two Starbucks for people to watch. But why go to Starbucks when you can enjoy your local coffee shop?"

"Santa Clara Church is a very famous church in Bogotá, the exterior of the church is red and white stripes, which is very small in the church building, very different. The interior decoration is very ordinary, the believers here in the local area like to come here to pray, it is worth visiting."

"The park is large, stretching around and the scenery is beautiful. We came on the weekend and found it very empty and quite peaceful. We went to the botanical garden before, so we could easily visit the park. If you are near here, this park is worth visiting."