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1. Museo Botero
La Candelaria | Museum/GalleryIn 2000, world-famous artist Fernando Botero made headlines when he donated dozens of works from his private collection to Colombia. Botero...Read More
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2. Biblioteca Luis Ángel Arango
La Candelaria | Library/ArchiveThe modern Luis Ángel Arango Library, one of many cultural institutions in the capital funded by the state bank, sponsors changing international...Read More
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3. Casa de la Moneda
La Candelaria | Museum/GalleryThe former national mint displays coins whose gold content was secretly reduced by the king of Spain, slugs made by revolutionaries from empty...Read More
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4. Casa de Nariño
La Candelaria | Government BuildingThe earliest mentions of this building date back to the mid-1700s, most notably as the home of Antonio Nariño, considered one of Colombia’s...Read More
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5. Claustro San Agustín
La Candelaria | Museum/GalleryA former Augustinian cloister dating from 1583, this is one of Bogotá's oldest surviving buildings. This stunning building, previously known...Read More
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6. Colección de Arte del Banco de la República
La Candelaria | Museum/GalleryThis large collection, in the same complex as the Museo Botero, is an overview of Colombian art from the colonial period to the present, including...Read More
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7. Iglesia de la Tercera Orden
La Candelaria | Religious Building/Site/ShrineThe intricate carvings on the mahogany altar at the 1761 Church of the Third Order are the most beautiful in Bogotá. A local myth claims that...Read More
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8. Iglesia de San Francisco
La Candelaria | Religious Building/Site/ShrineThe 16th-century Church of St. Francis is famous for its fabulous Mudéjar interior, carved with geometric designs borrowed from Islamic tradition...Read More
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9. Iglesia San Diego
Centro Internacional | Religious Building/Site/ShrineThis simple two-aisle church built by Franciscan monks in the early 17th century once stood on a quiet hacienda on the outskirts of colonial...Read More
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10. Museo Nacional
Centro Internacional | Museum/GalleryThe striking building that houses the National Museum was a prison until 1946; some parts, particularly the narrow top-floor galleries, maintain...Read More
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11. Plaza de Bolívar
La Candelaria | Plaza/Square/PiazzaSurrounded by stately structures, this square marks the spot where Bogotá was declared the seat of New Granada's colonial government. Today...Read More
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