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Top 10 Things To Do in Bogota

    #11 93 Park (Parque de la 93)
    3 of 5 stars

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    #12 Donacion Botero
    2 of 5 stars

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    #13 Museo de Arte Moderno
    2 of 5 stars

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    #14 Cerro de Monserrate
    2 of 5 stars

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    #15 Old Bogota (La Candelaria)
    2 of 5 stars

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    #16 Museo de los Ninos
    2 of 5 stars

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    #17 Mercado de Pulgas de la 26
    2 of 5 stars

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    #18 Biblioteca Luis Angel Arango
    2 of 5 stars

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    #19 Laguna de Guatavita
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    #20 Bogotravel Tours
    2 of 5 stars

    I did a tour to zipaquira salt cathedral is amazing the tour inside the salt mine, the tour guide is funny and very informative i liked the service and during the tour,…Read More

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    Attractions in Bogota

    Whether you're noshing on arroz con coco or just strolling through town, you'll find no shortage of ways to fill your days in Bogota. Sightseers will love a visit to the Catedral de Sal, a Roman Catholic chapel buried over 600 feet below the ground in an abandoned salt mine. It's a wildly popular, beautifully striking destination, and unlike anything else in the world. If you're squeamish, a Hemingway-hater, or both, you'll want to avoid the Plaza de Toros Santamaria during bullfighting season (January and February), but might enjoy a show at the historic Teatro Colon, or a visit to one of the city's many museums. The Museo Nacional de Colombia will fill you in on Colombian history and culture, while the Museo de Oro (Gold Museum) will stun you with its gleaming collection of pre-Hispanic...Read More