NH Collection Bogotá Teleport Royal

In Monserrate hill, you will find a sanctuary with the same name, surrounded by the spectacular panoramic view of Bogota.

You can start your route through the historical center of Bogota, where you can visit the Candelaria neighborhood, famous for its colonial and republican architecture buildings, its charming museums, and its mythical and traditional historical places. Among those places, you will find Bolivar Square and the imposing constructions around it, such as the National Capitol, the “Primada” Cathedral of Colombia, the Palace of Justice, the Archbishop’s Palace, the Lievano Building and the Nariño Palace. Afterwards you can visit: * Gold Museum * Botero Museum * Emerald Museum

This park has different kind of restaurants, one church and a small shopping center. On Sundays you can find handicrafts at the flea market.

This historic building was given to Bolívar by the government of Nueva Granada and served as his home for 423 days. Today, it houses a museum.

The Parque 93 is a square with grass tress benches, a path. It is known for the collection of restaurants that do its streets. There are several restaurants and pubs to choose from

Then, just minutes away (and also free to enter), we find the iconic Botero Museum. Fans of this artist’s signature style will love the opportunity to see not only his artwork and sculptures but also the works donated from his own private collection, including among them creations by world-renowned artists such as Dali and Renoir. The third stop on our list happens to be located just next door: the Museo de Arte del Banco de la República. Free to enter, its collection includes not only paintings but sculptures and photography, with around 800 pieces on display in the museum’s several rooms.