Bogota

Biking in Bogotá can be not just healthy and environmentally friendly, but a practical way to get around the city.

As tattoos become more culturally acceptable, Chapinero is emerging as the epicenter of body art in Bogotá.

For those earning pesos, Bogotá is on par with (and sometimes more expensive than) major world cities for cost of living.

Owned by a Colombian, Raphael's last Madonna rests in a bank in New York, and its journey to get there is legend.

Whether you're rhythmically challenged or just gym-phobic, Bogotá is going all alternative with fitness.

The recently renovated El Dorado international terminal sets a new 'gold standard' in airport design and technology.

Bogotá's oldest hospital closed its doors 11 years ago marking the end of an era for healthcare in the city.

Many Bogotanos chose to eat food to go "on the go." What does the curb side grilling tell us about Colombian culture?

Many of Bogotá's old fountains are being destroyed as the city expands and patrimony is discarded.

Bogotá is a myriad of 'districts' where one specific good or service competes with the same specific good.

Gustavo Petro's first year as Mayor of Bogotá focused on the city's transportation grid, including plans for an underground metro.