The latest exhibition of the National Museum looks at a transition period in this country’s search for Independence.
After fleeing Venezuela, ousted Attorney General Luisa Ortega is heading to the U.S. By granting the lawmaker safe passage, Santos and Maduro remain embroiled in a bitter dispute.
Innovative foodies, eco-chefs and a gallery invasion is changing the face of Chapinero.
One Iberian newcomer has opened in the Siete de Agosto barrio, inviting clients to rediscover the joys of tapas.
A selection of the 32nd Biennale of Sao Paulo is on display at the Bogotá Museum of Modern Art (Mambo).
As Venezuelans decide to stay and fight or escape the spiral of violence, Bogota?’s Venezuelan community is expressing frustration over conditions in their homeland.
The mayoralty is enacting Mockus-style tactics to clear Bogotá’s streets of potholes, illegal parking and cabbies with “altered” taximeters.
From Shakespeare in Love to a host of gallery openings, with August almost upon us Bogotá’s cultural offerings will keep you entertained.
Galería Alonso Garce?s turns 40 this month and to celebrate this achievement
hosts an exhibition by Francisco Fernández titled “For Your Eyes Only”.
As Colombia celebrates its 207th Independence Day, we present 20 interesting facts of this fascinating country. Feliz 20 de Julio.
Though El Chato may be a household name to many diners, with a new venue and menu, chef Alvaro Clavijo is reaching for gastronomical stars.
Colombia’s airlines are on the offensive to lure passengers with better deals and the line between low-cost and traditional is blurred by competition.
Backpackers in Bogotá’s colonial La Candelaria district are often easy targets for thieves. Here, some cautionary words from travel writer Laurence Lodge.
Mayor Peñalosa is advancing with mega public works projects, including the Transmicable, despite facing a recall of his four-year mandate.
The love story of Will Shakespeare and Viola de Lesseps debuts this month at the Colón Theatre and adaptation by novelist Juan Gabriel Vásquez of Stoppard’s play.
Bogotá Audiovisual Market (BAM) hosts France this year as the guest nation. Events include screenings, lectures with BamTalks, workshops and business opportunities for industry professionals.