Yuly & Manuel

November 9, 2024 • Hato Grande, Sopó, Cundinamarca, Colombia

Yuly & Manuel

November 9, 2024 • Hato Grande, Sopó, Cundinamarca, Colombia

Basilica Sanctuary of the Fallen Lord and Our Lady of Monserrate

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Bogotá, Bogota, Colombia
(601) 7560450

The Basilica of Monserrate is one of the most iconic landmarks in Bogota. It is located in the highest point in the city at 2,600 m or 8600 ft above sea level.


At the top of Monserrate you will see a beautiful view of all the city.


There are two options to go up and down the hill. Either you take the cable car, the funicular, or walk (only during weekends)

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Usaquén Plaza

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Bogotá, Usaquén, Bogotá, Colombia
(601) 4324720

We recommend checking out Usaquen.


Usaquen used to be a little town outside Bogota, but as the city grew it became another neighborhood.

Here you can find a great variety of restaurants. It is also a great place for shopping Colombian handcrafts as bags, jewelry, etc.


On weekends, the famous flea market takes place where artisans from all over the country come and sell their handcrafts.


Parque de la 93 and Zona T

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Avenida Circunvalación S/N, F5300 La Rioja, Argentina
0380 445-3664

We recommend that you also check out the restaurants in the area of Parque de la 93. Around this park you can find all types of cuisines, bars and shops.

Zona T near Calle 85 also has also more options of restaurants and shops to check out. Calle 85 is famous in Bogota for its Nightlife and clubs.


Gold Museum

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Cra. 6 #15-88, Santa Fé, Bogotá, Cundinamarca, Colombia
(601) 3432222

Museo del Oro is one of the most iconic and important museums in Colombia. It contains all the gold figurines from the indigenous civilization.

Other museums worth checking out are Museo Nacional and Museo de Botero.

Andrés D.C. Bogotá

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Cl. 82 #12 -21, Bogotá, Colombia
315 3559096

Andrés DC in Bogotá, Colombia, is popular for its unique atmosphere resembling a traditional marketplace, offering a diverse menu with modernized Colombian dishes, providing live music and entertainment, celebrating Colombian culture, serving as a social gathering hub, and attaining an iconic status in the city. Its popularity is attributed to a combination of culinary excellence, cultural representation, and a vibrant social experience.

Where to eat

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There are tons of restaurants in Bogota that you can try and of all types of cuisines. General recommendations of chain restaurants all over the city are the following:


Coffee shops: Juan Valdez and OMA


Crepes and Waffles: is a chain of restaurants where you can find breakfast, lunch, dinner and delicious desserts.


Andres Carne de Res ( Express or in Calle 85): These restaurants offer Colombian food, we recommend you try it for lunch or dinner.


Burgers: El Corral is a good place to try if you are craving a burger.


Beer: Bogota Beer Company or BBC is a typical beer pub where you can find Colombian beer.


Bakery: Pan Pa'ya is a very typical bakery that has traditional pastries and breakfasts.


There are many other good options in the city, this is just a quick guide if you are in a rush for a bite!