Colombia’s largest public library is showcasing rare books, documents and pictures from its private collection as part of the exhibition BLAA 60 years: Evidence of a nation.
As part of the modernization of trash collection in Bogotá, Mayor Peñalosa received a new fleet of environmentally friendly compactor trucks and other heavy equipment.
The award-winning Castalian Quartet will give a series of concerts in Colombia as part of their first-ever visit to the country. The Bogotá concert takes place August 26.
Bogotanos will now be able to pedal to work with ease with the launch of the city’s first e-Bike sharing venture.
Once considered the most dangerous district in Bogotá, El Bronx, will soon be home to creative start-ups, as the mayoralty embarks on an ambitious urban renewal project.
The 22nd edition of Bogotá’s Festival de Verano (Summer Festival) is underway with 150 free events and coinciding with the city’s 480th anniversary.
El Museo gallery in Bogotá has launched an exhibition of 30 Latin American photographers who examine the importance of the graphic element in their works.
The exhibit “Art of Disobedience” at Bogotá’s Museum of Modern Art (Mambo) presents works by artists who challenged the cultural and political norms of their times.
Many tourists fall victim to scam artists trying to sell fake emeralds on the streets of Bogota?. Here, a masterclass on how to find a beautiful stone.
Colegio Filadelfia Para Los Sordos was founded three decades ago by an American educator to provide quality education for deaf children in Bogota?.
A new restaurant in Bogotá’s Quinta Camacho pays tribute to the art of smoking meat. Behind a meeting of two culinary worlds is “The Beast” fired by certified woods.
A strong 5.2 magnitude earthquake rattled central Colombia early Thursday morning. The earthquake was felt with intensity in the capital Bogotá.
The City of Los Angeles has created its own version of Bogota?’s Sunday ciclovi?a, called CicLAvia.
Many artifacts have more anthropological value once they are broken, and the focus of the
Gold Museum’s latest exhibition.
Ron Santafé Nido de Cóndores has won Monde Selection’s “Prize of the Jury” in Brussels. The 12-year old rum is distilled by the Empresas de Licores de Cundinamarca.
Even though Bogotanos have to deal with an overcrowded TransMilenio, experts in other global cities, rank the Colombian capital as an example of innovation.