When to go
The weather is cool all year round, between 8 and 20 °C (46–68 °F), with sunny days and afternoon showers. December to February is usually the driest period.
Andes · Colombia
A cultural capital at 2,600 meters: museums, history and food.
Why go
Bogotá, Colombia's capital, is a large and vibrant city high in the Andes. Its historic district, La Candelaria, blends colonial houses, street art, universities and some of the most important museums in Latin America.
From Monserrate hill you can see the whole city, and an hour away is the Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral, built inside a salt mine.
Its food scene, markets and cultural life make it the perfect starting point to explore the country. It's also where we are based.
Experiences
One of the world's most important collections of pre-Hispanic goldwork.
Colonial streets, Bolívar Square, the Botero Museum and graffiti tours.
Ride the cable car or funicular to over 3,100 meters for a view of the city from above.
An underground cathedral carved into a salt mine, an hour from the city.
Paloquemao market, ajiaco soup and contemporary Colombian restaurants.
A cobblestoned neighborhood with a flea market on Sundays.
The weather is cool all year round, between 8 and 20 °C (46–68 °F), with sunny days and afternoon showers. December to February is usually the driest period.
2 to 3 days. We can help you combine it with other destinations depending on how much time you have.
El Dorado International Airport (BOG), the country's main airport, with direct flights from the Americas, Europe and every city in Colombia.
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