6. Walk around the old city center and try to learn who this guy Bolivar was (the one the square is named after). You know, just cause he seems to be a big deal in Latin American history…
8. At the Biblioteca Publica Virgilio Barco, borrow a sunset, walk a book, taste the building created by the most important Colombian architect of all times (Rogelio Salmona) and watch a perfect cup of coffee.
10. If the Gold Museum is too mainstream for you, give the National Museum of Colombia a chance. The former prison now filled with colonial art constitutes a unique experience in Bogotá… only matched by the modern local cuisine served in its restaurant.
11. With or without a sweet tooth, it would be a crime to leave Bogota without trying some typical treats. Go for buñuelos, pan de bono, pan de yuca or almohabana first!