Pablo & I did this back in 2014, it was amazing!
The cable car takes four minutes to travel the 820 meters between the station of the circunvalar Ave with 26th street until 3,152 meters arriving at the station on the hill. It takes you all the way to the top of the mountain and trust us, the views are breath taking! Try to go on a day that is not so cloudy!
Villa de Leyva is a Colombian town northeast of Bogotá. It’s known for its whitewashed colonial buildings, cobbled lanes and vast Plaza Mayor. It is a drive from Bogotá but there is so much to explore and enjoy along the way!
A restaurant-nightclub-wonderland, Andrés Carne de Res has been a prime destination for diners, drinkers and party-goers since its opening in 1982. Pablo and I have been here and if you are looking to party, this is the spot to be.
The simple-station Museo del Oro is part of the TransMilenio mass-transit system of Bogotá, Colombia, opened in the year 2000.
Get a more intimate glimpse into the historic neighborhood of La Candelaria on a walking tour that offers a great introduction for travelers visiting Bogota for the first time. As well as offering the inside scoop on Bogota’s rich culture and history, this tour includes tastings of coffee, chicha, and fresh fruits.
Famous square marking a historic turning point in Colombia's colonial past.