Well maintained and provides incredible views over Bogota - you appreciate the size and the flatness of the city from above! We hiked up (around 1 hour and 1000+ steps) & hiked back down again. Free entrance. Well maintained paths with small shops on route selling drinks, fruits, foods. There is a market at the top selling lunches and coffee along with local products. It is a busy route. Be aware the route is closed on a Tuesday & the last ascent it 1pm - last descent is 4pm.

Much richer than expected. The museum offers a wide range of well-presented exhibits, with clear explanations through both the audio guide and display texts. I took a slow, thorough walk through and spent about 6 hours. Highlights: 1) gold and other metalworking techniques; 2) artifacts and decorations from different regions of Colombia; 3) offerings and their ritual significance. A deeply rewarding visit.

If you appreciate art, the Botero Museum is a must-visit while in Bogotá. It’s a beautiful and unique space that highlights Fernando Botero’s iconic oversized paintings and sculptures. The museum also includes works by legendary artists like Picasso, Monet, and Degas. Admission is completely free, the space is very clean, and the staff is friendly. Just be sure to keep your distance from the artwork. The layout is easy to walk through and doesn’t take long, so if you’re in the La Candelaria area, it’s definitely worth stopping by.

This was my first time visiting Bolivar Square, and I was honestly blown away by how beautiful and lively the area is. The square is surrounded by stunning colonial architecture, including the grand Primatial Cathedral, the National Capitol building, and the Palace of Justice. Everywhere you look feels like a snapshot from a different era, full of rich history and culture. The atmosphere is vibrant yet laid-back. I spent a couple of hours just hanging out, people-watching, and enjoying the view. There are plenty of pigeons flying around, and while they might surprise you at first, it actually adds to the charm of the place. I found it peaceful just sitting there, watching the birds and soaking in the energy of the square. Around the edges of the square, you’ll find small flea market-style stalls selling antiques, crafts, and local goods. It’s a great place to browse for souvenirs or even just admire the handmade items. Some of the antiques and vintage finds were really interesting and felt like they had stories behind them. There are also several nice cafes and restaurants nearby, so it’s easy to take a break with a coffee or a snack while still enjoying the view. The mix of locals and tourists gives the area a welcoming, community vibe. Tips for tourists like me: - Visit during the daytime when everything is open and the square is at its liveliest. - Bring small cash if you want to buy from the flea market vendors. - Keep your belongings close, as it can get crowded. - Take time to explore the nearby streets. There’s more beautiful architecture and street art just a few blocks away. Overall, Bolivar Square was one of the highlights of my visit to Bogota. It’s beautiful, historical, and full of character. Whether you’re into history, architecture, shopping, or just want to relax and observe city life, this place has something for everyone.

An outstanding experience end to end. I tried the 12-course menu and the non-alcoholic pairing, and except for two of the uncountably many drinks, everything was simply perfect. In most of these experiences there is something that doesn't work, or that doesn't impress; at Leo everything kept me interested, engaged, and pleased. The food was delicious, the non-alcoholic drinks were complex and varied, the ingredients were very interesting. I would hand down be happy to get any of the courses again, or as a main meal. What they've done is amazing.

It is the most famous place to have Sancochos and Tomales for a reason. It is claimed to be the oldest restaurant in Bogota to serve these culturally iconic dishes and it does not betray the expectations. Worth the wait and you will probably have to wait up to 30 minutes before you get in but I still highly recommend it. The staff is friendly and the place is cosy.

Absolutely mind blown by this gem of a restaurant! Everything was perfect. The place is so beautifully set and the atmosphere is great. The chef is a true genius. Each dish is so balanced and full of flavours and emotions. Its on the top of my experiences in latin America!

We are visiting Colombia on vacation, and I came here with my partner and 2 young kids. This is by far one of the best restaurants I have ever ate at. The food was unique, and absolutely delicious! So many interesting flavours. The staff were brilliant and were very friendly, and accommodating towards our children. We will definitely be back before leave Colombia and hope to visit Colombia to come back here!!!!

This restaurant is in the top 50 in the world and it’s easy to see why. Service was impeccable and he food delicious. I would desire little more flavor but hey for a colombia restaurant it was great. The pan de yuca rolls were amazing, even so much I saved two for the staff at the front desk from JW Marriott nearby as they recommended I try it. Then next was the crab bisque which had lots of crab meat and finally the twice cooked duck, which sent me over the top. I was full and happy so much that I ordered another drink and sipped on that for the next 30 minutes so that my food could digest. Lololol I can’t remember my waiter name but he was amazing. I arrived at 630 so not many persons were there but by 8pm people were rolling in and the atmosphere became much more energetic. Thank you for everything and see next time as I wanted to try many more dishes but I am only one person…haha Ciao