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Nemocón
Plaza de Bolívar

Best of Bogotá

Plaza de Bolívar
La Candelaria

 

The historic neighborhood of La Candelaria in Bogotá is experiencing a revival thanks to the restoration of numerous colonial-era buildings. This area is home to several fascinating museums and the historic Plaza de Bolívar, the center of Colombian government.

Zipaquirá
Zipaquirá

 

Experience a day trip to Zipaquirá, where you can explore the enchanting Catedral de Sal, a church uniquely constructed within a salt mine 200 meters below the surface.

Guatavita
Guatavita

 

The Legend of El Dorado is alive and well at sacred Laguna de Guatavita. This small, circular lake located north of Bogotá was the site of religious ceremonies conducted by the indigenous Muisca people, who offered countless gold trinkets to the gods by casting them into the water.

Nemocón
Nemocón

 

The salt mine in Nemocón offers a quieter alternative to the more touristy Zipaquirá, featuring beautiful reflection pools. Additionally, it's a charming small town worth exploring.

Suesca
Suesca

 

The charming town of Suesca is recognized as the rock climbing capital of Colombia, offering numerous opportunities for participating in various extreme sports.

Guaduas
Guaduas

 

As one of Colombia's 17 heritage towns, Guaduas is a hidden gem. Discover its charming cobblestone streets and pristine colonial buildings while delving into the history of the country’s independence.

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