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Bogotá

Colombia

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✈️ Getting there

BOGEl Dorado International Airport
📍 15 km⏱ 45 min🚌 Bus🚕 Taxi🚌 Uber

Uber is by far the most reliable option from El Dorado — it costs around COP 25,000–40,000 (€6–10) to most central neighbourhoods and takes 30–60 minutes depending on Bogotá's notorious traffic; avoid arriving at evening rush hour if possible.

El Dorado is one of South America's busiest airports with a large modern terminal handling Avianca, LATAM, Copa, Iberia, Air France, and KLM from Europe — it's efficient and well-organised by regional standards, with a decent food hall airside.

Don't Miss

Hidden gems and local experiences in Bogotá — beyond the tourist trail.

🚲Cycle the Ciclovía on Sunday morning — every Sunday from 07:00–14:00, 127km of major roads close to cars and fill with cyclists, skaters, and joggers. Rent a bike near Parque de la 93 for COP 10,000 and cycle the full route from Chapinero to Usaquén. It's the city at its most joyful.
☕Visit Amor Perfecto in the Chapinero neighbourhood for a cupping session — Colombia produces some of the world's finest single-origin coffee and this roastery does Saturday morning cuppings for COP 25,000 where you taste six origins side by side. Book via their website.
🎨Walk the street art circuit in La Candelaria starting at Calle 10 with Chorro de Quevedo — Bogotá decriminalised graffiti in 2011 and the result is one of the world's great outdoor galleries. The Bogotá Graffiti Tour (free, tips-based, meets at Parque de los Periodistas daily at 10:00) is the authoritative guide.
🏔️Take the Teleférico to Monserrate on a clear weekday morning — the 3,152m peak above the city has a shrine and two restaurants, but the real draw is the 360° view of the Bogotá savannah stretching to the Andes. Cloud rolls in by noon, so the cable car's 07:30 first departure is optimal.
🍺Spend an evening in the Usaquén neighbourhood market (open Thursday–Sunday evenings) — this former colonial village annexed by the city now has a square full of craft stalls, food trucks, and a cluster of excellent bars serving local craft beer like those from Apostol or 3 Cordilleras. Much safer and more local-feeling than the tourist spots.

Travel Plans

Suggested itineraries for Bogotá — tap a plan to see day-by-day details.

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Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to fly to Bogotá?▾

The best time to visit Bogotá is December–March & July–August, when you'll find comfortable conditions and a good balance of lively atmosphere without peak crowds.

Do I need a visa to visit Bogotá?▾

Visa requirements depend on your passport — check your government's travel advice for the latest entry requirements before booking.

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