Walking La Candelaria by Pablo & Patricia

Tourist Places

Chorro de Quevedo Square

Have a walk, listen to cuenteros, have some Chicha and dinner in. the local restaurants. El Chorro is surrounded by myths about the foundation of the city. This square used to be the border between the "Spanish city" or Pueblo Viejo and the indigenous one - Thibsaquillo. El Chorro is one of the most iconic landmarks in Bogotá.

139 locals recommend

Chorro de Quevedo Square

22 Cl. 12b

139 locals recommend

Have a walk, listen to cuenteros, have some Chicha and dinner in. the local restaurants. El Chorro is surrounded by myths about the foundation of the city. This square used to be the border between the "Spanish city" or Pueblo Viejo and the indigenous one - Thibsaquillo. El Chorro is one of the most iconic landmarks in Bogotá.

Santuario Nuestra Senora del Carmen

Gothic and Byzantine styles frame this catholic temple.

8 locals recommend

Santuario Nuestra Senora del Carmen

8-36 Cra. 5

8 locals recommend

Gothic and Byzantine styles frame this catholic temple.

Military Museum of Colombia

More than 200 years of Colombian Military history.

11 locals recommend

Military Museum of Colombia

4 92 Cl. 10

11 locals recommend

More than 200 years of Colombian Military history.

Museo Botero

Free Entrance Covid 19 Vaccination card required Mondays: 9:00-19:00 Wednesday - Saturday: 9:00-19:00 Sundays: 10:00-17:00 This museum is home to the private art collection of our most famous artist, Fernando Botero, and several of his own works.

309 locals recommend

Museo Botero

4-41 Cl. 11

309 locals recommend

Free Entrance Covid 19 Vaccination card required Mondays: 9:00-19:00 Wednesday - Saturday: 9:00-19:00 Sundays: 10:00-17:00 This museum is home to the private art collection of our most famous artist, Fernando Botero, and several of his own works.

Luis Angel Arango Library

The most important public library in Bogotá. It hosts different cultural activities such as concerts, expositions, workshops, and more.

94 locals recommend

Luis Angel Arango Library

4-14 Cl. 11

94 locals recommend

The most important public library in Bogotá. It hosts different cultural activities such as concerts, expositions, workshops, and more.

Teatro Colón Bogotá

Appreciate neoclassic architecture in the most elegant theatre in Bogotá. Check website for shows https://teatrocolon.gov.co/programacion

173 locals recommend

Teatro Colón Bogotá

# 5-32 Cl. 10

173 locals recommend

Appreciate neoclassic architecture in the most elegant theatre in Bogotá. Check website for shows https://teatrocolon.gov.co/programacion

Coin and bill Production Museum

Colonial house. home to the numismatic art collection of Bogotá.

57 locals recommend

Coin and bill Production Museum

4-93 Cl. 11

57 locals recommend

Colonial house. home to the numismatic art collection of Bogotá.

Museo Colonial

Find collections of paintings, sculptures, textiles, silver, and furniture from colonial times.

17 locals recommend

Museo Colonial

#9-77 Cra. 6

17 locals recommend

Find collections of paintings, sculptures, textiles, silver, and furniture from colonial times.

Bolivar Square

The most important and emblematic landmark in Bogotá, Colombia. In our main square you'll find some of the most important government buildings in town: Palacio de Justicia, Catedral Primada de Colombia, Capitolio Nacional, Palacio de Lievano ( Mayor's office), Colegio de San Bartolomé. Feed the birds, pet llamas, and take pictures.

363 locals recommend

Bolivar Square

11-10 Cra. 7

363 locals recommend

The most important and emblematic landmark in Bogotá, Colombia. In our main square you'll find some of the most important government buildings in town: Palacio de Justicia, Catedral Primada de Colombia, Capitolio Nacional, Palacio de Lievano ( Mayor's office), Colegio de San Bartolomé. Feed the birds, pet llamas, and take pictures.

House of the Vase Museum of Independence

Visit the house where the Llorente vase incident, which sparked the protests that led to the Independence of Colombia on July 20, 1810, took place: the Museum of Independence – Flower Vase House, located in Bolívar Square. Here you can see about 2,000 objects related to the history of the country’s independence. Source: Colombia.travel

31 locals recommend

House of the Vase Museum of Independence

11-28 Cra. 7

31 locals recommend

Visit the house where the Llorente vase incident, which sparked the protests that led to the Independence of Colombia on July 20, 1810, took place: the Museum of Independence – Flower Vase House, located in Bolívar Square. Here you can see about 2,000 objects related to the history of the country’s independence. Source: Colombia.travel

CASA DE NARINO

House of the presidents of Colombia. Find it at Bolivar's Square. Check the website for tours. https://visitas.presidencia.gov.co/web/HouseNarino.aspx

55 locals recommend

CASA DE NARINO

7 - 26 Cra. 8

55 locals recommend

House of the presidents of Colombia. Find it at Bolivar's Square. Check the website for tours. https://visitas.presidencia.gov.co/web/HouseNarino.aspx

St. Augustine Cloister

Now part of the National University of Colombia this venue has museological collections. Free Schedule Tuesday- Sunday 10:00 a.m a 6:00 p.m. Bank Mondays - opened/ Tuesday closed. . Carrera 8 No. 7-21.

10 locals recommend

St. Augustine Cloister

7-21 Cra. 8

10 locals recommend

Now part of the National University of Colombia this venue has museological collections. Free Schedule Tuesday- Sunday 10:00 a.m a 6:00 p.m. Bank Mondays - opened/ Tuesday closed. . Carrera 8 No. 7-21.

Pasaje Rivas

The first Colombian mall was built in 1893. Here you can purchase handicrafts and baskets.

21 locals recommend

Pasaje Rivas

No. 10 - 54 Carrera 10

21 locals recommend

The first Colombian mall was built in 1893. Here you can purchase handicrafts and baskets.

Gold Museum (Museo del Oro)

The museum you simply can't miss. Home to the most important archeological collections in Bogotá and the famous legend of El Dorado. Covid-19 vaccination card is required. Opening Times Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (last exit 7:00 p.m.) Sundays and public holidays: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Closed on Mondays, including holiday Mondays. Admission Charges Tuesday to Saturday: COP 4,000 Public and national holidays: COP 4,000 Admission is free for everyone on Sundays (and it is crowded...) Free Admission For children under the age of 12 and adults over the age of 60. For members of indigenous groups. For school groups with a prior reservation. For members of the armed forces and police. For members of the Banco de la República Art Collections Foundation. For members of the Banco de la República Libraries Network. For ICOM members. For tour guides, on presentation of valid carnet accrediting status. For everyone on Sundays, and on Friday 7 August (national holiday). Source https://www.banrepcultural.org/

901 locals recommend

Gold Museum (Museo del Oro)

15-88 Cra. 6

901 locals recommend

The museum you simply can't miss. Home to the most important archeological collections in Bogotá and the famous legend of El Dorado. Covid-19 vaccination card is required. Opening Times Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (last exit 7:00 p.m.) Sundays and public holidays: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Closed on Mondays, including holiday Mondays. Admission Charges Tuesday to Saturday: COP 4,000 Public and national holidays: COP 4,000 Admission is free for everyone on Sundays (and it is crowded...) Free Admission For children under the age of 12 and adults over the age of 60. For members of indigenous groups. For school groups with a prior reservation. For members of the armed forces and police. For members of the Banco de la República Art Collections Foundation. For members of the Banco de la República Libraries Network. For ICOM members. For tour guides, on presentation of valid carnet accrediting status. For everyone on Sundays, and on Friday 7 August (national holiday). Source https://www.banrepcultural.org/