Laura & Liam
Things To Do
Monserrate
One of Bogotá’s most iconic landmarks. Take the cable car or funicular to the top and enjoy the most stunning panoramic view of the entire city. It’s perfect for photos, a romantic coffee, or watching a breathtaking sunset.
Botero Museum
Located in the historic district, this free museum houses one of the most important collections of works by Fernando Botero, famous for his voluminous figures. You’ll also find original pieces by Picasso, Monet, Dalí, and others. A truly unforgettable cultural experience.
Gold Museum
One of Latin America’s most renowned museums, home to more than 30,000 pieces of ancient gold. It’s a fascinating way to learn about Colombia’s Indigenous history and admire the craftsmanship of pre-Hispanic cultures.
La Candelaria
The historic heart of Bogotá. Cobblestone streets, colonial buildings, street art, museums, and cozy cafés create the perfect setting for a slow, meaningful walk. It’s a must for anyone who wants to feel the cultural heartbeat of the city.
Jardín Botánico
A beautiful place to see Colombia’s diverse flora. Walking paths lead you through orchids, palms, Andean plants, and tropical greenhouses. It’s ideal for a calm date, a picnic, or a photography outing.
Catedral de Sal de Zipaquirá Salt Church (1 hour trip)
A breathtaking cathedral built inside a salt mine. The underground tunnels, sculptures, and dramatic lighting make it one of Colombia’s most unique attractions. A perfect half-day trip from Funza or Bogotá.
Museo Nacional
Inglés: "National Museum of Colombia If you want to experience the heart of our history, this is the place to go. Housed in a stunning former penitentiary, the museum holds thousands of pieces that tell our country's story from pre-Hispanic times to modern art. It is an architectural gem, perfect for wandering and immersing yourself in Colombian culture for a couple of hours
La Candelaria
Explore La Candelaria Walking through La Candelaria feels like traveling back in time. Its narrow, colorful streets are filled with history, street art, and magical corners. We recommend visiting Plaza de Bolívar, wandering up to Chorro de Quevedo (where the city was founded), and enjoying a traditional 'chocolate santafereño' at La Puerta Falsa, Bogota's oldest restaurant. Don't miss the Botero Museum and the Gold Museum—both are must-see gems in our historic center!"