8 Things You Must Eat in Colombia
Colombia is known for having some of the world’s best coffee, but did you know that this country also has some of the most delicious food? It’s true, I went to Bogota and ate my way through the entire trip. Here are 8 foods you must try in Colombia.
What to pack & wear in Bogotà, Colombia: 5 Tips
If you’ve been reading along, you’ll know I went to Bogotà in May. And this recent heat wave in NYC (will it ever end) is making me long for this city’s cool weather!
Bogotá, Colombia Day 3: City Sightseeing
My final day in Bogotá was filled with sightseeing in the city. As much as I hate being a super-tourist, there are certain things you can’t miss when you’re traveling! So we headed downtown to La Candelaria, the historic district of the city.
Bogotà, Colombia Day 2: Salt Cathedral (Catedral de Sal)
The Salt Cathedral is about an hour’s drive from Bogotà, but your trip to the city wouldn’t be complete without a visit to this underground church. Built within the tunnels of a salt mine, the church goes 200m underground (goodbye cell service) and is considered a tourist must-see.
Bogotà, Colombia Day 1 in Usaquèn
Last week I adventured to Bogotà, Colombia with my friend/Spanish-speaking guide Camila. Since her family is originally from the city, I was armed with every insider tip. At 4.5 days my trip was short and sweet – it IS possible to see a significant amount of the city in three days. If you’re planning a trip to Bogotà (do it!) here is my Day 1 suggestion: Usaquèn.
