The skyline of Bogotá in 2002, was a mix of old and newer architecture. Since then, the city has undergone significant development with many new high-rise buildings having been constructed. Some peaks and ranges of the Andes can be seen in the background (north) near the town of Chia.
View of Calle 121 in Usaquen where the road becomes private. A security guard vets who can venture into...
Juan Valdez Café is a coffeehouse chain based in Colombia, named after a fictional character who has become a...
Looking at south-western Bogotá as seen from Mount Monserrate. In view are the localities of Antonio Narino, Tunjuelito, Cuidad...
Pictured is the Santamaría Bullring and nearby Park Towers near Bogota’s CBD. The bullring is still used for bull...
Pictured is the Santamaría Bullring and nearby Park Towers in Bogota, circa 2009. The bullring is still used for...
Many barrios in Bogotá are considered low income areas. The economically disadvantaged who cannot afford to live in the...
View of Avenida El Dorado where it crosses over Carrera 10 in the CBD of Bogotá. Avenida El Dorado...
A typical street in Rosales Bogota. The suburb contains quality apartment blocks with street trees and gardens.
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