1-Day Colombian Adventure: Explore Bogotá

Day 1: Cultural Exploration

Bogotá, Colombia on December 8, 2024

8:00AM

Breakfast at La Puerta Falsa

Start your day at La Puerta Falsa, famous for its warm ajiaco soup and tamales, providing a local taste of Colombian culture.
After breakfast, head towards Plaza de Bolívar by taking a short taxi ride.
COP 20,000, 1 hour

9:15AM

Visit Plaza de Bolívar

Explore the historical heart of Bogotá, where you can admire the stunning architecture of the Cathedral and the Capitol.
Walk around the plaza to visit various landmarks and museums nearby.
Free, 1 hour

10:30AM

Tour the Gold Museum

Witness the incredible collection of pre-Colombian gold artifacts in one of the most important museums in Colombia.
A short 10-minute walk from Plaza de Bolívar.
COP 4,000, 1.5 hours

12:15PM

Lunch at El Gato Gris

Savor a delicious lunch at El Gato Gris, known for its cozy atmosphere and traditional Colombian dishes.
Take a taxi to El Gato Gris.
COP 35,000, 1 hour

1:30PM

Explore La Candelaria

Wander through Bogotá's historic district of La Candelaria, featuring colorful colonial buildings and vibrant street art.
It’s best explored on foot.
Free, 2 hours

3:30PM

Visit the Botero Museum

Discover the works of Fernando Botero, the famous Colombian artist known for his unique style and reinterpretations of reality.
The museum is a short walk from La Candelaria.
Free, 1 hour

4:30PM

Take the Cable Car to Monserrate

Enjoy breathtaking views of Bogotá from the top of Monserrate, a mountain that towers above the city.
Head to the cable car station, with a taxi ride recommended.
COP 24,000, 2.5 hours including travel time

7:00PM

Dinner at Casa San Isidro

Indulge in a gourmet dinner at Casa San Isidro, located on Monserrate, offering exquisite Colombian cuisine with stunning views of the city.
You can walk down from Monserrate, or take the cable car back down.
COP 75,000, 2 hours

9:00PM

Evening Stroll in Usaquén

End your day with a leisurely stroll in Usaquén, a charming neighborhood known for its nightlife and local craft markets.
Take a taxi to Usaquén from Casa San Isidro.
Free, 1 hour
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