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Getaways vacations to Bogota
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Featured hotels in Bogota
Bogota Royal
Bogota Royal
This city hotel has 2 towers and 142 rooms in 6 different categories. Facilities include rooms for events and business services with modern equipment and Internet access. The hotel is fully air-condtioned and has a lobby area with a 24-hour reception and check-out service, currency exchange facilities, lift access and a hairdressing salon.
5 stars
Hotel Sonesta Bogota
Hotel Sonesta Bogota
Located in the north of Bogotá, one of the most dynamics cities in Latin America, the Sonesta Hotel in Bogota is located in the corner of 127 and 15. Fun, modern and sophisticated, the new Sonesta Hotel Bogota offers the best location and exclusive suites that give comfort to leisure and business travelers.
4 stars
Casa Dann Carlton Bogota
Casa Dann Carlton Bogota
This family-friendly city establishment comprises a total of 328 luxurious rooms and offers business travellers and holidaymakers alike the best and most refined quality and service standards.
3 stars
What to do in Bogota
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All that Glitters is Gold
Housing the biggest collection of pre-Hispanic gold work in the world, the Gold Museum boasts over 34,000 shimmering objects from delicate rings to extravagant head pieces. These splendid treasures made out of gold, emerald and other precious materials are spread out over three floors with its most important collection stowed away in a huge vault where only 20 people are allowed at a time. You can take some of these valuables home from the museum's store which sells brass replicas.

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What to see in Bogota
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Many Grains of Salt
A religious structure and an architectural jewel, the Salt Cathedral is undoubtedly one of Colombia's wonders. Originally built between 1807 and 1823, this underground Roman Catholic Church was carved into a salt mine nearly 600 feet into the Zipaquirá Mountains to honor the path traveled by Christ on his way to the crucifixion. Journey through the winding tunnels as you discover 14 small chapels representing the various Stations of the Cross. The majestic crosses, altars and pews in the Salt Cathedral appear to be made out of marble, but they are actually made out of salt. Masses are held here every Sunday.

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What to eat in Bogota
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Sweet-N-Salty
A 100% Colombian restaurant chain, Crepes & Waffles, started as a small garage with three tables and today it not only serves an incredible variety of the obvious, they also serve brunch, soups, salads and ice cream. Try the Salmon Roll (smoked salmon with arugula, avocado and fresh crunchy vegetables); the Brasilia (crunchy almond ice cream with Chantilly cream); and the Panne Cook (stuffed French bread).

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