Increasingly artisanal bakeries are leading a trend in Bogotá, with gluten-free loafs and international selections.
The Teatro Colón received the FIABCI award for its restoration work lead by architect Max Ojeda.
Powerful winter storms are affecting Bogotá and are predicted to last until December. An industrial fire has also affected the air quality.
With its authentic pastrami Reuben, to cured meats and sausages, Xarcuteria is a revelation in fun and comfort dining.
Inhabitants of Bogotá should brace themselves for more taxes as the Metro runs up the tab before initial construction.
A stygian temple of kitch which guarantees a cure for everything is one of the bizarre landmarks of the Caracas Avenue in Bogotá.
A brew known as ‘Chicha’ was the link between man and the Gods, until Bogotá politicians tried to have it banned into oblivion.
One tour operator in Bogotá wants to scare clients into believing that the real fun happens six feet under.
Tomás Rueda is the rocker-turned-chef of two of Bogotá’s most innovative and origin ‘conscious’ restaurants. Eat on!
After 34 days out of power, Gustavo Petro returns to the Liévano Palace as Mayor of Bogotá after a decisive court ruling.
The cab drivers who murdered the DEA’s “Terry” Watson in Bogotá will be extradited to the U.S. after President Santos signed order.
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 overwhelming.
Bogotá’s vegan restaurants are riding a very green wave this year as more clients choose the non- meat option.
Colombia’s most important cemetery is the resting place for presidents, aristocrats, titans of industry and some pioneering expats.
Constructed with shipping containers guests in this unique Bogotá´space enjoy eating out “of the box”.
With some of the best hospitals in Latin America, Colombia is witnessing steady growth with tourists looking for medical procedures.