Bogotá in 3 Days: The Ultimate Travel Guide

Looking for the perfect 3-day itinerary in Bogotá? This guide will take you through the city's historic landmarks, cultural highlights, vibrant nightlife, and delicious restaurants. Whether you're a history lover, a foodie, or an adventure seeker, this itinerary will ensure you make the most of your visit to Colombia's capital.

Day 1: Explore the Historic Center

Start your morning at Plaza de Bolivar, the main square of the city surrounded by historic government buildings like the Palace of Justice, Capitol Building, and Cathedral which date back to the 16th century. Continue to Casa Narino (5 minute walk), the official president’s residence.

For the afternoon, walk and chill at La Candelaria, a picturesque colonial neighborhood filled with colorful facades, local galleries, restaurants, bars, and cafes (https://www.gpsmycity.com/discovery/la-candelaria-walk-188.html). Wrap up your touristic day by taking the funicular or cable car to the top of the tallest mountain in Bogotá, Monserrate. Tickets can be purchased on-site. Fun fact, some locals hike up the mountain as a morning workout!

Day 2: Zona Rosa, Zona T, and Zona G

Start your day with breakfast or brunch at Masa, famous for pastries and coffee, or Arte-Sano Crepes & Waffles, famous for its delicious variety. If you are in the mood for a high-end gourmet option, try Club Colombia at Calle 85 for traditional Colombian breakfast gourmet cuisine.

Take a 15 minute taxi ride to Zona T, a friendly pedestrian street to experience the awesome vibe of the city. Visit three stunning shopping malls Andino, Retiro, and Atlantis offering a wide range of shopping options. You will find plenty of restaurants and bars for a nice lunch or refreshing drink!

Day 3: Take a break from the city and explore Northen Bogotá

Other Must-Do Activities in Bogotá

  • Paloquemao Marketfor a taste of local life and fresh produce.
  • Andrés Carne de ResThe iconic restaurant is a mix of dining, live music, and full-on party on Saturday nights. The Zona T location is convenient, but the Chia location (just outside the city) offers a much better atmosphere. Be sure to book your private transportation in advance!

Essential Traver Tips

Safety: While the areas above are generally safe, remain cautious with your belongings and avoid walking alone late at night. It is better to book reliable private transportation or Uber.

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