When you stay at our Bogota hotel, there are plenty of things to do in the city. Visit Bolívar Square, a plaza that faces the Palace of Justice and the towering Primatial Cathedral of Bogotá, which dates back to 1823. Walk down cobblestone paths—perhaps stopping for a cup of Colombian coffee—to the world-famous pre-Colombian gold collection at the Museo del Oro. After a day exploring, unwind at the indoor pool or grab a drink and a bite to eat at one of the Bogota restaurants located in the hotel.
The Grand Hyatt Bogotá is also near the US Embassy, the convention center, Corferias and Agora, and Simón Bolivar Metropolitan Park––the largest park in the city and home to various entertainment and sports events.
Whether you need help replacing a lost passport or are on official government business the U.S. Embassy is less than a five minute drive from Grand Hyatt Bogota.
The view from the peak of Monserrate is spectacular, and so is the duck at this mountaintop French restaurant. Sit down to dinner, and watch the city light up as the sun sets.
Enjoy a Colombian dining experience like no other at this local establishment, where each dish on the tasting menu draws on flavors from varied ecosystems and ancestral traditions.
Elegant tapas and a giant wine list make this a popular spot for nights out with friends or clients. Make reservations if you’re heading there after 8:00 p.m.
Tierra is an environment kitchen which is based on the supplying the products that are around it, ensuring a fresh quality and responsible pantry. Located in the G zone of the city.
30 km (18 mi) from the city is this picturesque restaurant not only recreates the Colombian cuisine but the joy of its people and the different musical and decorative customs. It is the meeting point for locals and foreigners where you can enjoy meat, dishes to share and dancing.
La Puerta Falsa is a traditional restaurant that has more than a century of experience. It is located in an antique house, with typical architecture of La Candelaria neighborhood, resembles the history and culture of Bogota with local dishes from breakfast to dinner.
The restaurant is named aer one of the most recognized and iconic Colombian chefs. It offers an extensive menu that highlights Latin ingredients, local products and classic techniques with cutting edge technology and original proposals.
It was honored with the 22nd place in Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants 2019.
El Cielo restaurant is recognized for offering its guests a unique culinary experience, in which all the senses are involved from the very first dish. It combines techniques from vanguard cuisine to traditional methods of Colombian cuisine. A concept that dreams that our tastes reach the citizens of the world.
A quaint bar located in Chapinero, with a unique concept that uses its own garden for original preparations created by expert mixologists. Original signature cocktails with exotic Colombian ingredients gathered the same day.
Learn the history of Colombia’s currency by visiting the old mint, which struck its first gold coins in 1622, and now showcases money-making methods used through the ages.
Built as a fortress-like prison in 1832, this museum now exhibits more than 20,000 artifacts and pieces of art, including mummies, paintings, and ancient ceramics.
Visible across the city, this centuries-old religious sanctuary towers over Bogotá from the 3,152-meter summit of Monserrate. Take the aerial tram, or hike up about 1.5 miles to reach the top.
Your room is less than half a mile down the road from this 374-outlet shopping mecca. Inside the multi-level mall, you’ll find jewelry stores, luxury fashions, casual dining restaurants, and even a supermarket.
Strolling through Colombia’s top botanical garden is like taking a walk through the country’s green spaces. See more than 19,000 plants, including endangered Andean species.
Take the kids to enjoy thrill rides, roller coasters, and bumper cars in the city’s largest amusement park, which is connected to Simón Bolívar Metropolitan Park.
Head to the heart of the city to find this 988-acre expanse of green. It’s home to hundreds of trees, a concert stage, and a large lake frequently dotted with paddle boats.
Hike through the mist to viewpoints like Eagle’s Peak at this popular park, where you may spot sloths and birds of prey, descend hillsides via zip line, and explore on horseback.
Though sometimes difficult to access, this beautiful lake is worth the trip. Once sacred to the Muisca people, its connection to the legend of El Dorado has attracted visitors for centuries.
Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá
Make a pilgrimage to this underground church, one of Colombia’s architectural feats, to admire marble sculptures and icons carved from mountain rock.
Located in Bogotá's T Zone, this picturesque restaurant / disco is the small version of the renowned Andrés Carne de Res Chía. It offers an extensive menu of Colombian and international gastronomy, signature cocktails and spirits. After 22:00 it becomes the favorite party place for locals and visitors set with Latin and American music. Andrés' team celebrate each occasion in a unique way making the visitors feel welcome.
Experience that is complemented by the contrast of color, sounds and lighting that create an unparalleled atmosphere of the artistic. Cantina La 15 has the capacity to receive up to 600 people in different environments such as: indoor tables and terrace.