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.
Many barrios in Bogotá are considered low income areas. The economically disadvantaged who cannot afford to live in the...
Looking upward at high-rise apartments located in 40 Carrera 7 in Bogotá, Colombia.
The Plaza de Bolívar, also known as Bolívar Square, is a public square located in the historic center of...
Pictured is Avenida Septima in the Colombian city of Bogota, circa 2002. Avenida Septima in Bogotá, Colombia is a...
Looking south from the central CBD of Bogota with part of the CBD in view. Photo was taken in...
A typical residence in the affluent suburb of La Merced in Bogota, Colombia. Homes here were originally built by BP...
The Bogotá Beer Company in Colombia serves hand-crafted beer and food. It is located in 93 Park, a hotspot...
Looking toward northern Bogota in the distance from the satellite town of Chia, as seen from atop the La...
