W Bogotá's W Does Brunch (weekends 12-4pm, COP$115,000) is as popular with locals as with hotel guests; every table at Market Kitchen is full of Bogotans tucking into waffles, poke bowls, and arepas, ...

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Bogotá, the capital of Colombia, doesn't have an underground metro. Instead, its eight million residents get around on the bus system, which is called the TransMilenio. It moves 2.4 million passengers ...

EVER SINCE COLOMBIA began shrugging off its don’t-think-of-visiting status, Cartagena and Medellín have emerged as glamorous tourist destinations. But until recently, Bogotá, the country’s capital and ...

When my guide picked me up at the airport, she told me Bogota is a business city, not a tourist city. While she was an enthusiastic host and seemed to know everything else about her hometown, I had to ...

The match between Atlético Nacional and Internacional Bogotá on September 16 could have a new venue, as according to reports from Infobae, it could be moved to El Campín. It was president Nicolás ...

Perched on a plateau in the Andes at close to 9,000 feet, Bogotá is at a high point in more ways than one. Culturally, artistically, and gastronomically, the Colombian capital has never felt more ...

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Colombia’s newly resurgent capital boasts beautiful colonial buildings, chef-driven restaurants and cool new cafes and galleries. Related Article Bogotá is popping up more and more on travelers’ radar ...

A huge earthquake rocked Bogota sparking chaos at a popular tourist attraction on Sunday. The German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ) reported that the strong 6.5-magnitude rumble and struck ...