Promotional video for Bogotá, created by Bogotá Turismo, 2024
Bogotá: My Dann Destination
Bogotá is a city of countless experiences, and we want you to make the most of every moment. That’s why we’ve created four curated itineraries designed to help you experience the city like a local, all starting from your Dann hotel. Explore Bogotá at your own pace through its flavors, culture, nightlife and iconic attractions, and discover what makes Colombia’s capital truly unique.
Discover Bogotá’s History and Culture
From world-class museums and vibrant street art to colonial and republican architecture, Bogotá reveals centuries of history around every corner. This route takes you through some of the landmarks, neighborhoods and cultural spaces that have shaped the city’s identity.
- Gold Museum — Home to one of the world’s most remarkable collections of pre-Columbian gold and metalwork, offering a fascinating journey through Colombia’s indigenous heritage.
- Botero Museum — Located in Bogotá’s historic La Candelaria district, the museum houses an extensive collection of works by Colombian artist Fernando Botero, alongside pieces by internationally renowned artists such as Picasso, Monet and Dalí.
- La Candelaria — Bogotá’s historic heart, known for its colorful colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, museums, cultural landmarks and vibrant street art.
- Plaza de Bolívar — The heart of Bogotá’s historic center, surrounded by some of the city’s most important landmarks, including the Primatial Cathedral, the Palace of Justice and the National Capitol.
- Chorro de Quevedo — A historic square and alleyway known for its colorful street art, lively atmosphere and connection to Bogotá’s early history.
- Church of San Francisco — One of Bogotá’s oldest churches, renowned for its historic architecture and richly decorated interior.
- National Museum of Colombia — One of the country’s most important museums, featuring extensive collections that explore Colombia’s history, art and cultural heritage.
- Luis Ángel Arango Library — One of Bogotá’s leading cultural institutions, offering exhibitions, cultural programming and extensive library collections in the heart of La Candelaria.
- Sanctuary of the Divine Child Jesus (20 de Julio) — An important religious landmark and pilgrimage site that welcomes thousands of visitors and worshippers throughout the year.
- International Emerald Museum — Discover Colombia’s connection to emeralds and learn about their formation, extraction and significance in the country’s cultural and mining heritage.
Bogotá, My Destination, Dann: From Above and From Within
Hills, parks, viewpoints, and landmarks that every visitor should see. This itinerary brings together the must-sees to help you understand why Bogotá captivates everyone who visits.
- Monserrate Hill — at 3,152 meters, with a panoramic view and the Basilica of the Lord of Monserrate, a pilgrimage site since colonial times
- La Candelaria (pedestrian walk) — colonial and republican architecture on every corner
- Plaza de Bolívar
- Simón Bolívar Metropolitan Park — the city’s largest and most important park, considered its green lung
- Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral (day trip)
- Chorro de Quevedo
- Usaquén — a colonial neighborhood with a flea market on Sundays
- Colpatria Tower (observation deck) — open Friday to Sunday in the afternoon
- Paloquemao Market — a great place to experience local culture and food, with a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, and flowers
- Sunday Ciclovía — 120 kilometers of streets closed to traffic every Sunday for walking, jogging, or cycling
A Culinary Journey Through Bogotá
From traditional ajiaco to contemporary fine dining, Bogotá offers a culinary scene as diverse as the city itself. This itinerary takes you through acclaimed restaurants, local favorites and traditional flavors that showcase the creativity and cultural diversity of Colombia’s capital.
- Restaurante Leo — Led by renowned Colombian chef Leonor Espinosa, Leo offers a distinctive culinary experience inspired by Colombia’s biodiversity, local ingredients and cultural heritage.
- El Chato — Led by chef Álvaro Clavijo, El Chato showcases contemporary Colombian cuisine through creative techniques, carefully selected local ingredients and a modern approach to flavor.
- Restaurante Prudencia — An intimate dining experience featuring a carefully curated tasting menu that evolves with the seasons and available ingredients.
- Humo Negro — A contemporary dining experience that brings together Japanese influences and Colombian ingredients in a creative and distinctive setting.
- La Puerta Falsa — A historic Bogotá institution known for traditional Colombian favorites such as ajiaco, tamales and hot chocolate, just steps from Plaza de Bolívar.
- Andrés Carne de Res — More than a restaurant, Andrés Carne de Res offers a vibrant experience combining Colombian flavors, music, entertainment and local culture.
- Harry Sasson — A renowned name in Bogotá’s dining scene, offering contemporary cuisine that brings together international influences and carefully selected ingredients.
- Plaza de Mercado La Perseverancia — A traditional Bogotá market where visitors can discover authentic Colombian dishes, local ingredients and some of the city’s most recognizable flavors.
- Café Bar Universal — A contemporary Bogotá restaurant offering creative cuisine in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
- Osaka — A contemporary dining experience specializing in Nikkei cuisine, bringing together Japanese techniques and Peruvian flavors.
Bogotá, My Destination: Dann Never Sleeps
When the sun goes down, Bogotá comes alive. From salsa and rock to electronic music and craft beer, this itinerary is your guide to discovering the city’s vibrant nightlife and experiencing Bogotá after dark.
- Theatron — One of South America’s largest nightclubs, featuring 14 unique spaces and a welcoming LGBTQ+ atmosphere.
- Andrés DC — An iconic Bogotá destination that combines lively entertainment, Colombian cuisine, and a vibrant atmosphere.
- Sutton — An upscale nightclub inspired by the energy of European and Las Vegas nightlife, featuring an elegant atmosphere and high-end production.
- Clandestino Club — A destination for electronic music lovers and those looking to experience Bogotá’s underground scene.
- Zona T / Zona Rosa — One of Bogotá’s most vibrant nightlife districts, with a wide selection of bars, pubs, restaurants, and nightclubs offering different music styles and experiences.
- Video Club — An electronic music venue featuring a terrace and two distinct settings, from laid-back chill-out vibes to techno and house.
- Chaney — A Bogotá salsa institution with different locations and atmospheres, offering everything from romantic salsa to lively dance-floor experiences.
- Quiebra Canto — A popular destination in La Candelaria, featuring salsa on weekends and rock and reggae during the week.
- Bogotá Beer Company — A craft brewery with an English pub-inspired atmosphere, serving a selection of beers alongside classic and contemporary rock.
- Trópico Pantera — Two distinct experiences under one roof: Trópico, colorful and vibrant, and Pantera, dark, sophisticated, and mysterious.
Clima/Weather Bogotá
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If your destination is Bogotá, your journey begins at our front desk.
Ask our front desk team about any of these routes. They know the city and the best itineraries.
