Gold Museum

This was a great place to visit. The relics were amazing. I was surprised by the attention to detail and and how they could do such intricate work so long ago with adequate tools. The fee is minimal. If you have a chance to go, don't miss it. It is extraordinary.

Awesome museum, lots of history and culture. Bag/luggage storage is free but they need a 1000 peso deposit for your key. There are many small lockers and a few large ones which fit my 35L Cotopaxi bag along with a big ish cross body bag.

A beautiful and informational museum with a lot of history about Gold and the generations of many Colombian tribes and the significance of many symbolism and it's meaning all explained well. It's a gorgeous and humbling experience. I wish there was a little bit more to interact with but overall it's definitely worth a visit.

One of the best museums in the country, a must go in Bogotá. They have permanent and temporary exposition. The entrance ticket is cheap. The museus has all the history of the gold and its aspects in the old and new society. It shows how and why it has values for the indigenous tribes. The souvenir shop is really interesting and the also gave a small coffe place in the lower floors.

Super-interesting and well organized! A fabulous place to learn about history. I wish we had had more time, the museum is very big and offers plenty of information. I'd advise anyone to have a couple of hours to enjoy thr visit with no rush.

This places is as interesting and cool as the hype! Yes it may be just a museum full of gold, in essence but that gold is mostly all indigenous,archeological gold. As a bonus the lines of La Lindosa, on the bottom floor, is super intresting, wall paintings in the jungle of la Lindosa from a long long time ago!

A wonderful place to visit to get an idea of aboriginal culture of gold making and their ingenuity and craftsmanship. Some pieces are so delicately made with in such small details that it is unbelievable how they could achieve this. You'll learn a lot about metal and gold craftsmanship and the beliefs and culture of the people who occupied the land before European colonization. In regards to accessibility, easy access for all with elevators and easy guide signs. Translation in English were available, and was possible to get audio guide. In August 2025, it was free on Sundays for attendance.

English speaker here. Came to Colombia for a couple days which included a visit to the Gold Museum. Fascinating place with beautiful artifacts and historical stories surrounding the gold industry around the world, focused on local Colombian pre-conquest times. There is a QR code at the info desk for a recoded guided tour in English. Many plaques are in both languages. Well done. If there was anything I'd recommend to the museum for improvement, it'd be to illuminate the English plaques in places where it was in a dark room with dark text on a black background. This was in multiple places and became difficult to understand. But overall it was a great visit and one I'd recommend.