Attractions

Explore the historic heart of Bogotá in La Candelaria, where colonial architecture meets vibrant street art. This bustling neighborhood is a hub of cultural heritage, museums, and lively cafes, offering a glimpse into Bogotá's rich past and vibrant present.

Immerse yourself in the richness of pre-Columbian culture at the Gold Museum in Bogotá. Home to an impressive collection of gold artifacts and archaeological pieces, this museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the ancient civilizations that once inhabited Colombia.

Discover Usaquén, a charming neighborhood in northern Bogotá that blends history, art, and gastronomy. With cobblestone streets, colonial houses, and a lively central square, Usaquén is known for its bohemian atmosphere and craft markets. Enjoy cozy restaurants and a vibrant cultural scene in this picturesque corner of the city.

Explore the lush beauty of Bogotá's Botanical Garden, a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city. Home to diverse plant species from Colombia and around the world, this botanical paradise offers tranquil paths, educational exhibits, and a chance to connect with nature amidst urban life.

Mallplaza is a shopping mall chain present in several Latin American countries, known for offering a complete experience in shopping, dining, and entertainment. Its spaces are designed to be community hubs, with a strong focus on innovation and sustainability. At Mallplaza, you’ll find major brands, cultural activities, and essential services all in one place.

Diplomatic office providing consular services such as visa issuance and assistance to U.S. citizens. Conveniently located with easy access from the hotel.

A modern business and commercial center with offices, restaurants, and various services. It's an ideal space for both business meetings and leisure.

A public higher education institution known for its academic excellence, research, and cultural impact in the country.

An international venue for events, fairs, and conventions that fosters business, cultural, and commercial development both nationally and internationally.

A modern and sustainable convention center, designed to host large-scale business, academic, and cultural events.

Inaugurated in 1938, it is Bogotá's main football stadium and home to the Millonarios and Independiente Santa Fe teams. With a capacity of over 39,000 spectators, it has hosted significant sporting events and concerts.

This modern indoor arena, opened in 2018 on the site of the former Coliseo El Campín, has a capacity of 14,000 people. It is a multifunctional space that hosts major concerts, sports, and cultural events in the city.

Established in 2015, it serves as the hospital of the National University of Colombia, renowned for its excellence in healthcare services and academic training. Recently, in March 2025, it received the Health Accreditation with the Seal of Superior Quality from ICONTEC, solidifying its position as a benchmark in high-quality medical care in the country. ​

Bogotá's main bus terminal, connecting the city with various national and international destinations. It offers services such as medical assistance, security, and facilities for passengers with reduced mobility

Interactive science and technology center that promotes learning through playful and educational experiences. It features exhibits, a 3D cinema, and a dome for immersive projections.

Amusement park offering a variety of mechanical attractions, including roller coasters and the "Castle of Horror". It's a popular destination for families and thrill-seekers

Colombia's main sports complex, dedicated to the development and training of high-performance athletes, both conventional and paralympic. Located in Bogotá, it features state-of-the-art facilities and specialized personnel to ensure optimal athletic

Inaugurated on July 20, 1917, this neoclassical architectural gem is located in the Los Mártires locality of Bogotá. Designed by Mariano Santamaría, it replaced the former 1887 station and became the heart of the capital's railway development. Declared a National Monument in 1984, it currently houses the Superintendency of Ports and Transport.