Things To Do
Parque de la 93, Zona T & Usaquen
As you settle into your accommodations and start taking in the vibrant neighborhood surrounding Parque de la 93, we recommend that you also check out the restaurants in the area. Around this park you can find wide variety of cuisines, bars and shops. The park itself is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike, especially in the evenings and weekends, offering a lovely space for a stroll, with open green areas, modern sculptures, and a relaxed atmosphere. It’s great for families, couples, and anyone looking to enjoy some fresh air. Zona T near Calle 85 also has also more options of restaurants and shops to check out. Calle 85 is famous in Bogota for its Nightlife and clubs.
Downtown Bogota & Cerro de Monserrate
Free walking tour - https://www.beyondcolombia.com/cities/1-bogota Consider booking a free walking tour that can guide you through key areas and landmarks of El Centro and La Candelaria offering significant insight to Colombia’s illustrious culture and history. Popular attractions in El Centro include but are not limited to the Botero Museum (Museo de Botero) and the Gold Museum (Museo de Oro). Before or after your visit to el Centro de Bogotá, we recommend going to El Cerro de Monserrate, Standing at 3,152 meters (10,341 feet) above sea level. You will find at the summit, Sanctuario del Señor Caido de Monserrate, a historic church that attracts pilgrims and tourists alike, as well as restaurants, souvenir shops, and scenic walking paths. Don’t forget to get some hot chocolate at the restaurant Santa Clara, which has some of Regina’s family history.
Catedral de Sal de Zipaquirá & Guatavita
If you're in Bogotá a day before or after the wedding, plan for a 1.5-hour trip by car/taxi between the city and this architectural wonder. The Cathedral de sal de Zipaquirá is an awe-inspiring underground church built within a former salt mine, sitting 180 meters (590 feet) underground. It features beautifully illuminated tunnels, religious sculptures, and a majestic central nave. The cathedral is not only a place of worship but also a popular tourist attraction, offering visitors a unique blend of history, spirituality, and impressive engineering. It’s often considered one of Colombia’s most remarkable cultural and religious sites. Along the way is the Laguna de Guatavita, a sacred lake linked to the legend of El Dorado. The area offers stunning natural landscapes and indigenous history.
Other places to visit in Colombia
If you would like to explore other places in Colombia, we recommend: Medellin, Cartagena, and Eje Cafetero are other places that are worth checking out if you are interested in traveling around Colombia. Colombia is a very beautiful and diverse country and has many options for different activities!