Primate Cathedral in Bolivar Square is a Roman Catholic cathedral. It has been built a number of times since thatched huts occupied this area. The first cathedral was completed in 1565 but it later collapsed due to a faulty foundation. Reconstructed in 1572, the cathedral was levelled by an earthquake in 1785. Pictured is the construction of 1807 to 1823.
Maloka Museum in Bogota is an interactive science museum located in the suburb of Ciudad Salitre. It includes exhibits...
View of Bogota in Colombia from the eastern hills. The city sits atop a high plateau on the Andes...
A typical residence in the affluent suburb of La Merced in Bogota, Colombia. Homes here were originally built by BP...
Looking at a stately home in the Bogota suburb of La Merced. Originally constructed by BP Oil for their...
Hamburguesas El Corral is a popular fast-food chain in Colombia, known for its burgers and other fast-food items. The...
View of high-rise apartments in the Bogota suburb of Usaquen. This wealthy part of Bogota is accessible by a...
View of Bolivar Square in the Colombian city of Bogota. Palacio de Justicia Bogota and Primate Cathedral are in...
Carrera 68d is a street located in Bogotá, Colombia. It is located in the north-central part of the city...
