Gay Bogota

Bogota has emerged as one of the hottest destinations in Latin America. Start your visit with a trip to La Candelaria, the historic heart of the city. This charming district is filled with colonial-era buildings, cobblestone streets, and street art. Key attractions include the Plaza Bolívar, the Gold Museum, which houses an impressive collection of pre-Columbian gold artifacts, and the Botero Museum, showcasing works by renowned Colombian artist Fernando Botero.

For panoramic views of the city, take a cable car or funicular up to Monserrate, a mountain that offers stunning vistas and a beautiful church at its peak. Another highlight is the Usaquén district, known for its Sunday flea market, where you can find unique crafts, local foods, and antiques.

Gay Scene

The epicenter of Bogota's gay scene is the Chapinero district, often referred to as "Chapi-gay." Bogota is home to one of the biggest and best gay scenes in Latin America.

Historical Highlights

Bogotá's history dates back to its founding in 1538 by Spanish conquistadors. Over the centuries, the city has played a crucial role in Colombia's political and cultural development. La Candelaria, the oldest part of the city, preserves many of these historical elements, offering a glimpse into Bogotá's colonial past.