Guidebook for Bogotá
Food Scene
Go here for Breakfast. Their selection of pastries is top notch, and so is their Coffee.
33 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Ázimos
# 26 c-54 Cra. 5Go here for Breakfast. Their selection of pastries is top notch, and so is their Coffee.
Drinks & Nightlife
For a night out of town, this is a great underground club for House, Techno, and Urban music. Cover is between 25-30K COP depending on the act.
30 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Video Club
13-09 Cl. 64For a night out of town, this is a great underground club for House, Techno, and Urban music. Cover is between 25-30K COP depending on the act.
Parks & Nature
This a great park to go for a stroll, it runs along two streets and is sorrounded by great cafes, restaurants and bars. highly recommend on a weekend.
86 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Park Way
Calle 39aThis a great park to go for a stroll, it runs along two streets and is sorrounded by great cafes, restaurants and bars. highly recommend on a weekend.
Arts & Culture
Known for independent Art Exhibits and cultural collectives that happen every 3 months.
Espacio El Dorado
26c-37 Cra. 4aKnown for independent Art Exhibits and cultural collectives that happen every 3 months.
Well known cultural center and Art Gallery that focuses on presenting international artists as well as Colombian collectives.
13 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
NC-arte
# 26B - 76 Cra. 5Well known cultural center and Art Gallery that focuses on presenting international artists as well as Colombian collectives.
Getting Around
The best and fastest way to get around Bogota is by transmilenio, considering it's not rush hour. This station runs along the "carrera septima" which connects you to the most vibrant and upmarket neighborhoods like Chapinero and Usaquen. Its also connects you to "la avenida el dorado" which goes directly to the airport. K86 and M82 buses should be your choice.
39 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Estación Transmilenio Museo Nacional
Carrera 7The best and fastest way to get around Bogota is by transmilenio, considering it's not rush hour. This station runs along the "carrera septima" which connects you to the most vibrant and upmarket neighborhoods like Chapinero and Usaquen. Its also connects you to "la avenida el dorado" which goes directly to the airport. K86 and M82 buses should be your choice.