Bogota

President Santos joins the crew of "Mile 22," a Peter Berg film currently being shot in Bogotá. Actor Mark Wahlberg praised Colombia, promising to return…

The Parque 93 in Bogotá is hosting its inaugural book fair, Festival del Libro 93, from February 1 to 4. Great reading will be accompanied…

The first No Car Day of 2018 gets underway in the Colombian capital on Thursday, and on the 18th anniversary of the alternative transport initiative.

President Juan Manuel Santos and the CCB's director Mónica de Greiff will inaugurate Ágora, a modern international convention center for the Colombian capital.

Bogotá mayor Enrique Peñalosa has announced more camera surveillance for the Colombian capital this year in an effort to combat street crime and vandalism in…

Some normalcy may return to Bogotá after a severe weather pattern originating in the Amazon Basin has pounded the capital with rain and hail. The…

A spectacle mapping sound and light is just one of 180 free events hosted by the Mayoralty to celebrate Christmas in Bogotá.

The San Ignacio church has been reinaugurated after a long restoration to return this masterpiece of Baroque architecture to its former splendor.

Having a vehicle towed to Alamos is a nightmare for Bogotanos. New measures by the mayoralty will free up congested yards and make it easier…

The planned expansion of TransMilenio along Bogotá’s Séptima has local residents protesting. Financing for this mega project has been approved by the City Council.

The three-day fashion event B Capital connects leading designers with consumers, and this year, premieres a host of fashion films.

The Bogotá mayor Enrique Peñalosa has been named one of the most influential urbanists of all time by the academic resource group Planetizen.

A survey by the CCB, reveals that while homicides in Bogota? are decreasing and barrios becoming safer, citizens remain negative with security.

Magic is more than skin deep for those who believe. Strange bars of divine cleanliness can be found on Bogota? streets.

Innovative foodies, eco-chefs and a gallery invasion is changing the face of Chapinero.

The mayoralty is enacting Mockus-style tactics to clear Bogotá's streets of potholes, illegal parking and cabbies with “altered” taximeters.