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Spacious city center surrounded by a cathedral & important buildings with notable architecture.
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Crowded, bustling, noisy vibrant centre of Bogotà. I went on a Sunday and the vendors were fully set up in the square which I didn’t expect. There were so much crown I couldn’t move! Vendors sold everything from Colombian traditional bags, jewlery, Lama rides, traditional Colombian street foods, cotton candy and candy apple…it was like going to the fair or the Carnival. Police presence was heavy everywhere and lots of security guards too. It is something everyone must experience.
Very interesting it's a must go place, walking around political buildings, its a cultural entertainment and there's a museum Santa Clara, with an interesting history cost was $5usd, completely worthy
Many historical, cultural, and government architecture in the area. Very busy, lively, crowded, and vibrant. A lot of street vendors sell eclectic mix of food, local products, and souvenirs. Good place to feel the vibe of local people and culture. Worth visiting
Nice plaza to look around at the centre of the city. They have souvenirs and artisan market going on, sometimes there are different events happening here. Beaware of the llama trap tho. It’s not too too expensive but they do ask money to take photo with the llama.
Worth visiting. The main plaza within the historic center surrounded by beautiful religious and government buildings. Lots of pigeons within the area. Some vendors selling pigeon food. A nice place to take pictures of the cathedral and other government buildings.
The surroundings are full of art, history, great food and culture, its the place from which all interesting sites of the historical centre of the city can be reached. Its a must to vosot place when in Bogota
There is a lot of culture and things to do here. The best days to go are Sunday and Saturday. On those days the square is usually very lively and full of people. The street vendors might annoy you if you do not buy anything from them. It is mostly safe, just exercise caution and have common sense. There is also a beautiful basilica here too. A lot of people normally sit on the steps and eat or watch performances.
