Centro de Bogota

Eduin Escobar

7 years ago

It is a good place to learn about the history of the city, have a good coffee or eat something delicious.

Jairo Paez

Edited 2 years ago

It's a great place to walk, think, see different things, and escape the monotony. It's good to be accompanied by someone. At night, after 8, it becomes somewhat dangerous, but during the day, it's spectacular. I'm posting some photos of the place during the day and at night.

Fábio Arthur

a month ago

Bustling and has everything you need to eat and buy. Constant police presence.

Miguel Pulido

3 years ago

Visit Plaza de Bolívar, Plaza de Núñez, and the Nariño Palace. After many years, you can once again walk through the gardens and reminisce in this historic downtown setting.

Carolina Granados Guzmán

7 months ago

I love my city. I tend to see the positive side, and I adore the city center. Walking the Seventh Avenue route that my parents taught me, admiring the colonial area, enjoying the cultural diversity of those of us who live here—there's a wide variety of food, museums, all kinds of shops, shows, entertainment, the best wafers in the country, and so much more... Every place is the color we choose to see it. I choose to see the beauty in my city instead of wasting my energy complaining about things I can't change. I love my Bogotá, my city, my country. Thank you, my land!!! 🫶🏻💖🌈

Carolina Chica Cadavid

6 years ago

I want to tell a short story that caught my attention. The man you see in the picture is Bernardo, a portraitist who traveled the continent for years capturing faces and making a living that way. Now, at 80 years old, his face already stained by the sun, he sells the wisdom of plants on a corner in downtown Bogotá. A very pleasant encounter.

Tarcisio

a year ago

Bogota is an incredible city that positively surprised me. It has a rich culture full of interesting facts, great museums, good food, a super famous café, etc. A tip for people who usually pay with credit cards: many places still don't accept debit or credit card payments, even relatively large establishments; others accept them with a relatively high surcharge. "Effective payment," a term they often use, refers to payment in cash.

reinaldo hernandez

4 years ago

Expectacular

Shirley Ellis

2 years ago

Great place to visit

Bertha Paz

2 years ago

Welcome to Centro de Bogotá, a mesmerizing blend of history, commerce, and urban vibrancy. This district is a living canvas of Bogotá's past and present, with its historic buildings narrating tales of a bygone era. **Historical Marvels:** As you stroll through Centro, you'll be surrounded by architectural gems that echo Colombia's rich history. From the grandeur of the Gold Museum to the historic Bolivar Square, every corner exudes a sense of timelessness, making it a captivating experience for history enthusiasts. **Commercial Kaleidoscope:** Dive into a world of commerce where diversity takes center stage. The commercial district is a bustling hub with markets, shops, and vendors offering an array of goods. From local crafts to modern retail, Centro embraces the old and the new, creating a shopping experience that's as diverse as the city itself. **Vibrant Diversity:** The heartbeat of Bogotá pulses through Centro. The streets are alive with a dynamic energy fueled by locals, tourists, and a myriad of cultures. Street performances, art displays, and the aroma of local cuisine contribute to the district's vibrant and diverse atmosphere. **Urban Caution:** Amidst the excitement, it's essential to exercise caution, as with any major city. Keep your belongings secure and be mindful of your surroundings. While Centro is a treasure trove of experiences, it's wise to navigate its vibrancy with a blend of excitement and awareness. Innovative, historical, and diverse, Centro de Bogotá invites you to explore the beating heart of Colombia's capital. Enjoy the fusion of centuries-old charm and contemporary flair, but remember to navigate its vivacity with the care you would in any thriving metropolis.