Usaquén is a neighborhood in the north of Bogotá, the capital city of Colombia. It is known for its colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and lively atmosphere. It is also a popular spot for shopping, dining, and nightlife.
The National Museum of Colombia (Museo Nacional de Colombia) is located in Santa Fe in Bogota. It is the...
Looking toward northern Bogota in the distance from the satellite town of Chia, as seen from atop the La...
Pictured is the Santamaría Bullring and nearby Park Towers near Bogota’s CBD. The bullring is still used for bull...
View of the glass entrance to Maloka Museum in Bogota. It leads under the Maloka plaza and connects to...
View of Calle 71 in the wealthy suburb of Rosales, Bogotá, Colombia. The suburb lies in the Chapinero district...
Looking up at some high-rise apartments in the CBD. Apartments. Bogota is a city full of apartments and the...
La Merced is known for its colonial architecture. Many houses here have been renovated and restored to preserve their...
Many barrios in Bogotá are considered low income areas. The economically disadvantaged who cannot afford to live in the...
