Weather: Cool and mild year-round (~14-19°C / 57-66°F). Bring a jacket due to frequent rain.

Iconic Places:

• La Candelaria: Historic district with colorful colonial buildings, museums, and street art.

• Monserrate: Ride the cable car or hike up for panoramic views of the city.

• Gold Museum (Museo del Oro): Housing one of the largest collections of pre-Hispanic gold artifacts.

• Botero Museum: Art museum showcasing works by Colombia’s famous artist, Fernando Botero.

Known for: Cultural richness, historical landmarks, and art.

Recommended Areas:

• Zona G: Upscale dining area, great for foodies.

• Zona T: Nightlife and luxury shopping.

• La Candelaria: For a historic, cultural stay.

Hotels (near the party's location and my place):

• Click Clack Bogota 

• NH Collection Andino Royal

• B.O.G. Hotel

• AC Hotel Bogota Zona T

• In Airbnb search for La Cabrera, Bogota or Virrey Park, Bogota

Some of my personal favorite restaurants:

• Andrés Carne de Res (must order: lomo al trapo with papa criolla side, arepa de choclo, chicharrones)

• Río

• Mesa Franca

• Don Emilio Marisquería (must order: tostada del dandi, ceviche hussong)

• Ideal (must order: artichoke dip)

Shopping:

• Centro Comercial Andino: High-end shopping.

• Usaquén Sunday Market: Handicrafts and local arts.

Weather: Hot and humid year-round (~28-32°C / 82-90°F), expect tropical heat.

Iconic Places:

• Walled City (Ciudad Amurallada): Cobblestone streets, colonial architecture, lively plazas.

• Castillo San Felipe de Barajas: Imposing fortress with a rich history.

• Rosario Islands: Pristine white-sand beaches, just a boat ride away.

• Getsemaní: Trendy, artsy neighborhood with vibrant street art.

Known for: Colonial charm, beaches, and rich history.

Recommended Areas:

• Old Town: Charming colonial buildings, ideal for tourists.

• Getsemaní: For a more laid-back, artistic vibe.

Hotels:

• Casa San Agustin (Old Town) – Luxury boutique hotel.

• Sofitel Legend Santa Clara – Iconic hotel in a converted convent.

• Townhouse Cartagena (Getsemaní) – Trendy, boutique stay.

Restaurants:

• La Cevichería: Famous for fresh seafood.

• Alma: Fine dining with coastal flavors.

• Don Juan

• El Beso

• Rabo de Pez

• Candé

Shopping:

• Las Bóvedas: Souvenirs and crafts in former dungeons.

• Portal de los Dulces: For traditional sweets and candies.

Nightlife:

• La Movida

• Café Havana

Weather: Pleasant year-round (~22-27°C / 72-80°F), known as the "City of Eternal Spring."

Iconic Places:

• Plaza Botero: Displaying Botero’s large sculptures.

• Comuna 13: Known for its vibrant street art and transformation.

• Jardín Botánico: Lush botanical garden in the heart of the city.

• El Peñol & Guatapé: Day trip to climb the giant rock and visit colorful Guatapé town.

Known for: Transformation, innovation, and modern infrastructure.

Recommended Areas:

• El Poblado: Trendy, upscale, great for nightlife.

• Laureles: Quieter, local vibe.

• Provenza:

Hotels:

• The Charlee (El Poblado) – Modern luxury with rooftop pool.

• Hotel Park 10 – Boutique hotel near nightlife spots.

• Celestino Boutique Hotel (El Poblado) – Eco-friendly, chic design.

Restaurants:

• Carmen: Fusion cuisine with local ingredients.

• El Cielo: High-end dining experience, modern Colombian food.

• Mondongo's: Famous for hearty Colombian stews.

Shopping:

• Centro Comercial El Tesoro: Upscale mall.

• Mercado del Río: Food hall with gourmet options.

Weather: Warm and tropical (~25-30°C / 77-86°F), cooler by the coast.

Iconic Places:

• Tayrona National Park: Famous for its secluded beaches and hiking trails through lush forests.

• Ciudad Perdida: Multi-day trek to the "Lost City," an ancient archaeological site.

• Taganga: Fishing village known for scuba diving and backpacker scene.

• Minca: Mountain town for birdwatching and waterfalls.

Known for: Beaches, adventure, and nature.

Recommended Areas:

• Rodadero: Popular beach area.

• Historic Center: Colonial architecture and great for walking.

Hotels:

• Ecohabs Tayrona – Rustic-luxury cabins in Tayrona National Park.

• Hotel Boutique Don Pepe (Historic Center) – Chic, luxury stay.

• Masaya Hostel Santa Marta – Trendy, budget-friendly.

Restaurants:

• Guásimo

• Lulo Café: Popular for tropical juices and Colombian dishes.

• Ouzo: Mediterranean-inspired cuisine in the historic center.

• Restaurante Burukuka: Stunning views over the bay.

Shopping:

• Centro Artesanal de Taganga: Handicrafts and souvenirs.

• La Quinta: Upscale shopping center.

Weather: Mild and spring-like (~18-23°C / 64-73°F), occasional rain.

Iconic Places:

• Salento & Cocora Valley: Famous for the towering wax palms and hiking trails.

• Coffee Tours: Visit local fincas to learn about Colombia’s coffee production.

• Manizales: Nestled in the mountains, known for its coffee culture.

• Hot Springs (Termales): Near Manizales, perfect for relaxing.

Known for: Coffee plantations, rural landscapes, and towering wax palms.

Recommended Areas:

• Salento: Small town, ideal for exploring coffee farms.

• Manizales: Bustling with coffee culture.

• Pereira: Hub for travelers in the region.

Hotels:

• Hacienda Bambusa – Luxurious coffee estate stay.

• Hotel Salento Real – Boutique hotel in Salento.

• Sazagua Hotel Boutique (Pereira) – Elegant rural retreat.

Restaurants:

• Bosques de Cocora: Traditional Colombian dishes, near Cocora Valley.

• El Rincon de Lucy: Cozy local eatery in Salento.

• Don Juaco: Coffee-infused dishes in Manizales.

Shopping:

• Salento Craft Market: For locally-made coffee and artisanal crafts.

• Café San Alberto: Boutique coffee and souvenirs.