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On Saturday nights, a tour of La Candelaria invites participants to follow guides dressed as historical figures. Based on the premise that the souls of the historic center return to tell stories, pa...
A chef born in Japan decided to settle in Bogotá to recreate the ancestral recipe for Aizu broth. Far from pursuing a commercial approach, his concept centers on staying as true as possible to Asian tra...
TheSalitre Mágicoamusement park opened its doors at night for a new edition of its acclaimedFestival of Terror. During this season, the park’s paths are completely transformed with dim lighting, wal...
Located at Calle 85 #7-74, Casa República boasts one of those Bogotá facades that simply cannot be overlooked. This neoclassical mansion was built in 1947. Throughout its history, the building—wi...
The coffee passport has begun its tour of 35 establishments throughout the city. Vronx 60 is the first stop on this tour. You’ll find it at Carrera 3 #12-01, in La Candelaria. This two-story café,...
Right next to the Jorge Eliécer Gaitán Theater, at Carrera 7 #22-31, the second floor of the Multiséptima shopping center is home to El Baúl del Abuelo. The space functions as a specialty antique shop...
Despite the passions that sporting events often stir up, history shows that there is no real rivalry between Colombia and Mexico. One of the most intriguing connections between the two nations emerged...
In a darkened room at the Gold Museum, hundreds of floating golden pieces suddenly light up to the rhythm of indigenous chants, recreating a royal offering that sends shivers down visitors’ spines. Th...