GASTRONOMY

This is a good food market, it has three main sections: groceries, fresh food and delicacies. There you will find all kinds of foods ranging from Italian pastas, jams, honey, wines, oils, cereals, grains, preserves hers.and antipasti, to spices and chocolates, among ot

FOLKLORE
With the fifth version of Bogotá Ciudad de Folclor Celebrating our traditions!, More than 700 artists on stage, 8 stages and 10 works that will delight in the capital with the rhythms, colors and joy of our folklore.

TOURISM
Bogotá's most famous museum and one of the most fascinating in all of South America, the Gold Museum contains more than 55,000 pieces of gold and other materials from all the major pre-Hispanic cultures in Colombia. It's all laid out in logical, thematic rooms over three floors – with descriptions in Spanish and English.

Sustainability
As recently as the 1990s Bogotá, the capital of Colombia, was associated more with violence, drug wars and murder than sustainability. Foreigners saw the city as one the world’s most dangerous places to visit and cocaine was one of its most famous exports.
Its journey towards redemption gathered momentum in 1998, with the appointment of Enrique Peñalosa as mayor. As well as cleaning up the capital’s image, one of Peñalosa’s priorities was to make rapid improvements to mobility.