A must-see in Bogotá. You can take a cable car or funicular to the top of this mountain for panoramic views of the entire city. At the summit, you’ll find a colonial church, restaurants, and artisan shops.

Bogotá’s historic downtown — full of colorful colonial buildings, museums, street art, and coffee shops. Perfect for walking tours and cultural immersion.

One of Latin America’s most important museums, home to thousands of pre-Columbian gold artifacts. A fascinating look at indigenous history and craftsmanship.

An underground cathedral built inside a salt mine — a unique and breathtaking experience. Located about 1 hour from Bogotá, it's one of Colombia’s most iconic attractions.

A sacred lagoon tied to the legend of El Dorado. Surrounded by nature and mystery, this spot offers scenic hikes and beautiful views.

More than just a restaurant, this is a cultural and culinary experience full of music, art, and dancing — located just outside Bogotá in the town of Chía.

A peaceful town surrounded by cliffs, forest, and open skies — perfect for hiking, exploring, or simply disconnecting. Known for its stunning rock formations and outdoor activities like rock climbing, Suesca offers beautiful landscapes and a quiet atmosphere just over an hour from Bogotá.

It’s also a very special place for us as a couple — one filled with memories, conversations, and moments that have become part of our story. If you’re looking to experience a slower, more personal side of the Bogotá savanna, this is a place we truly love.

The oldest museum in the country, housed in a former prison from the 1800s. It showcases Colombia’s history through art, archaeology, and historical objects — a powerful overview of the nation’s identity.

A peaceful lakeside restaurant and retreat near Tenjo, perfect for a relaxing afternoon surrounded by nature. Enjoy Colombian cuisine with a view, hammocks, kayaks, and a calm, scenic setting.