Bogotá

Bogotá is a meeting point for the vastly diverse cultures of other regions of Colombia and, at the same time, it has a rich identity influenced by the historic elements that define it and the fast-moving pace that comes with being the country’s capital. This city finds balance in its chaotic lifestyle, where you can move among natural treasures like wetlands, parks, and the iconic Eastern Hills, and explore the Colonial architectural landscape of the historic center, passing through trendy areas like the Artistic Districts and the Financial Center.

With its ever-changing weather, busy traffic, and cosmopolitan mindset, Bogotá offers incredibly fun and varied experiences to its visitors. Its surrounding area, known as the Savanna, provides a handful of little colonial towns to connect with the customs of the countryside. But it’s also a hub of the business, start-up, and political environments, so there’s an ideal infrastructure of hotels and convention centers. At its core, it’s a city highly connected with its artistic life, and it’s widely known for its bustling night scene and gastronomical universe, and for uniting, in a single place, the sounds and flavors of Colombia and the world.