Market · Bogotá
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What Bourdain ate: Caldo de Costilla, a traditional breakfast soup from the Andean region (beef short ribs simmered in an oily broth with potatoes, salt and scallions).
Restaurant · Bogotá
Bogotá’s go-to for fresh, local Colombian fare with creative small plates, killer cocktails, and a lively, beautifully designed vibe since 2011.
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Fine dining restaurant · Bogotá
Leo serves an inventive tasting menu spotlighting rare Colombian ingredients with curated fermented beverages, all in a sleek, art-filled space.
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Asian fusion restaurant · Bogotá
Osk offers a vibrant Japanese-Peruvian fusion experience in Bogotá, featuring exquisite Nikkei dishes and a lovely ambiance, perfect for a memorable dining escapade.
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Hotel · Bogotá
Casa Legado is a cozy, mid-century boutique gem in Bogotá with unique rooms, a lush garden, communal kitchen, and warm, stylish vibes.
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Heritage museum · Bogotá
A sleek museum showcasing stunning pre-Columbian gold, ceramics, and stones, paired with a cozy café and rich historical insights.
Art museum · Bogotá
The Museo Botero in Bogotá showcases Fernando Botero’s iconic rotund figures alongside masterpieces from Picasso, Monet, and more in a charming colonial mansion.
El Chato whips up inventive Colombian tasting menus with seasonal local ingredients in a chic, intimate Chapinero Alto spot.
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Historical place museum · Bogotá
Step into history at Simon Bolivar’s charming colonial home, where lush gardens and well-preserved rooms bring his life vividly to mind.
Coffee shop · Bogotá
Nestled near Parque de la 93, Azahar Coffee is a vibrant café where expertly brewed Colombian coffee meets delicious local bites in a lively, inviting atmosphere.
Flea market · Bogotá
A lively Bogotá Sunday market with handmade crafts, street eats, live tunes, and charming vibes in the Usaquén neighborhood.