Although metropolis Bogot\u00e1 may not at first glance look like a place to stay longer, Bogot\u00e1 has actually a lot to offer. I even fell a little in love with it. To the parks, the fantastic restaurants, the beautiful museums and the great shopping malls. And you too can discover Bogot\u00e1 in a different way. A way to see the multiple faces of the city and move through the impossible traffic like a local. Discover in this article the itinerary for a day in Bogot\u00e1.<\/p>\n
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The nice thing about Bogot\u00e1 is that this city has multiple faces. Travelers who only stay in La Candelaria, therefore get the wrong impression of the capital of Colombia.<\/strong> The more wealthier north is a different world compared to the poorer south. And the S\u00e9ptima (or carrera 7)<\/strong> is the ideal way to discover these differences.<\/p>\n Whether you travel from north to south or vice versa, the “landscape” changes markedly as you get closer and closer to your destination. From south to north you will notice that the streets get wider, there are fewer homeles people and drug addicts to be seen, the buildings become more luxurious and the people look different.<\/p>\n Suddenly you walk from the historic center into an upscale neighborhood with beautiful houses, obviously wealthier people and nice eateries. Really discover Bogot\u00e1? Travel by bus across carrera 7.<\/p>\n\n\t\t