Find time to escape the capital, even if these four towns may not be familiar, they are worth visiting for their architecture, strange delicacies and historical charm.
Many of the emblematic red brick buildings designed by architect Rogelio Salmona are located in visible public spaces and can be enjoyed on an leisurely stroll of the capital.
The NC-Arte gallery presents an exhibition by Amalia Pica, inspired by the relationship between humans and African primates.
An eccentric version of all of Boyacá condensed into a single town makes for a quirky destination for tourists.
The French flute player Samuel Bricault will perform this evening with the youth orchestra Batuta and Nueva Filarmonía at the Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo as part of the Colombia-France Year celebrations.
Bogota?’s observatories are witnesses to the galaxies and stars, but also the very history of Colombia. As they look towards what is far beyond us, they also capture what is deep within us.
Closed for one month by the indigenous groups that inhabit the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, the PNN Tayrona reopens confirming the existence of endangered jaguars, pumas and the paujil.
Mayor Enrique Peñalosa wants Bogotanos to get in tune with the city, rolling out a Kaway grand on the Carrera Séptima.
The 36th edition of Anato, the country’s most important travel fair, kicked off Wednesday with an emphasis on promoting eco-tourism in post-conflict Colombia.
An ancient Japanese art form meets traditional Iranian food at Café Origami in Bogotá’s bohemian La Macarena neighborhood.
The year’s first “No Car Day” is expected to keep some two million vehicles off the capital’s streets.
The Ministry of Culture will take 20 mobile libraries to remote regions of Colombia where FARC rebels are concentrating for the handover of weapons.
With the launch of 2017 Colombia-France year, an exciting agenda of cultural events awaits.
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The B Capital fashion and design showcase brings to Bogotá the essence of couture in a unique warehouse experience.
The timelesss tradition of stitching elaborated patterns and colourful designs by the Kuna indians and known as molas are on display at the Gold Museum in Bogotá.