Juan Valdez Café is a coffeehouse chain based in Colombia, named after a fictional character who has become a national symbol of Colombian coffee. The company was founded in 2002 by the Colombian Coffee Growers Federation, a non-profit organization that represents over 500,000 coffee-growing families in Colombia. Pictured is a Juan Valdez cafe in Bogota.
Primate Cathedral in Bolivar Square is a Roman Catholic cathedral. It has been built a number of times since...
Pictured is the Santamaría Bullring and nearby Park Towers in Bogota, circa 2009. The bullring is still used for...
The skyline of Bogotá in 2002, was a mix of old and newer architecture. Since then, the city has...
La Merced is known for its colonial architecture, including many houses and buildings that date back to the 18th...
View of Avenida El Dorado where it crosses over Carrera 10 in the CBD of Bogotá. Avenida El Dorado...
View of Calle 121 in Usaquen where the road becomes private. A security guard vets who can venture into...
Usaquén is a neighborhood in the north of Bogotá, the capital city of Colombia. It is known for its...
