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Bogata, Colombia, is a sophisticated modern city featuring glitzy shopping malls, upscale restaurants and an exciting nightlife juxtaposed with the colonial architecture and Andean traditions of a centuries old culture. Ride the aerial tramway or funicular railway to the top of Monserrate to enjoy panoramic views and the 17th century chapel or stroll along the Environmental Axis, a tree-lined, pedestrian-only thoroughfare. Join the crowd at El Campin Stadium and cheer on Columbia’s national squad.

Key facts

Air travel to Bogata passes through El Dorado International (BOG). From the airport, use the Transmilenio and SITP public transportation systems to reach popular attractions. These include the cobblestone streets of the historic La Candelaria district, which are lined with an array of galleries, museums and historic buildings such as the early 19th century neoclassical Catedral Primada. The Zona Rosa neighborhood is filled with chic discos, bars, restaurants and live entertainment venues.

Hints and tips

Situated on a high Andes Mountain plateau, Bogota has a subtropical highland climate with an average temperature of 58 degrees Fahrenheit. Summer highs reach 70 degrees while winter lows are in the mid-40s. The relatively consistent weather enables you to enjoy festivals such as Rock at the Park, one of Latin America’s largest open-air concerts, and side trips into the surrounding countryside for insight into the country’s famous coffee.