Bogota

Bogotá’s dingy and dubiously titled ‘Museo de la Basura’ has strange curatorial powers, especially when mixed with whiskey.

The mayor decrees extended vehicle restrictions Thursday to avoid security issues with the World Cup.

Time seems to stand still in Colombia's capital. Despite digital and decay, some clocks are turning their hands once again.

As schools close for the summer there are many options to keep your little ones entertained in the vibrant city.

After fingerprinting, photocopies and a medical, you can get your ‘moto’ license to get around Bogotá.

After 34 days out of power, Gustavo Petro returns to the Liévano Palace as Mayor of Bogotá after a decisive court ruling.

Over the last two weeks, four women have been attacked by acid purchased on the streets of Bogotá. The public outrage against gender violence is…

Armando Silva work "Imaginarios" has defined the way Bogotanos view the metropolis.

The XIV Ibero-American Theatre Festival runs April with Brazil as the invited nation. So head out to see some dazzling shows.

As an "intelligent city" of Latin America, Bogotá rolls out the digital carpet with free Wi-Fi in TransMilenio.

Bogotá Auctions launches an ambitious cultural venture by opening the antiquities market to Colombian and international buyers.

A newly-inaugurated pre-school empowers children by building on their educational skills with identity-nurturing values.

Writer Kyra Gurney looks back on a year in Bogotá and which much of it was spent on housing.

Graffiti is part of Bogotá's visual identity and increasingly admired for its eye level creativity.

Bogotá's embattled mayor, Gustavo Petro, was ousted from office by the nation's Inspector General.

Bogotá sparkles again with another winter season of Christmas cheer, millions of LEDs and activities for the family.