Amazing view, Amazing experience, definitely try the juice there. if you are hungry they have restaurants with an amazing view. definitely, one of the most amazing experiences we had in Bogota

Great experience. We bought our tickets online. We did wait a while. We rode the train up and the rail down. Beautiful view once we got to the top. Whew we were tired walking up the steep hill LOL but so worth it. They have restaurants on site and many vendors. We did eat at one of the restaurants and it was good. The vendors are much more than on the streets so we didn't buy any souvenirs. I loved the view of the city. I definitely recommend anyone to visit if you're in Bogota.

Make sure you don't visit on a weekend as the path to the summit is packed! The view from the summer is spectacular as well as the church at the top. A great pilgrimage opportunity, where one can pray the rosary while climbing up the steps and contemplate the view between decades.

The absolute most spectacular view of Bogotá with a beautiful church at the top with lush vegetation throughout.

A must visit spot in Bogota. You can reach the top either via the funicular or by walking up. The funicular ride is around 5 minutes and the scenery is excellent (the windows are a bit dirty, however). The views from the top are fantastic- you can see the entirety of the Bogotan metropolis. There’s a brief walk at the top to reach the sanctuary. There are also multiple shops to purchase food, drinks and trinkets.

This is a must do when in Bogota. Monserrate can be super crowded though but the views are amazing and rewarding! If you want to skip the line when going up, you can purchase a ticket in the fast lane and have access with preference. We walked the way back. Although it’s only 600 m difference in altitude, the climb down is still challenging because the path is rocky and pretty steep. It is a great experience though!!

Make sure that you don’t visit on weekends or holidays. When many people are off of work, the place is full of people wanting to climb the mountain and it makes it extremely difficult to walk because there isn’t enough space for so many people standing so closely together. Other than that, it is a beautiful view at the top and there is a famous church and many vendors and restaurants to eat and shop.

We went on a rainy day so we didn't walk up. They have a teleférico option as well as a funicular option, which is a train lift. We took the train. Was crowded even for a rainy day. When you get up you have to walk a bit further up seeing stations of the cross of Jesus's crucifixion. There is a church which has mass at noon. There are bathrooms, restaurants and shops there. Things are pricier than back down before. Great views of Bogotá.

If you like city views, there is no better place then Monserrate to check out Bogota from above. You have there options to get to the top, from a ferry, a lift or simply hike it up through a paved way. If you’re not used to the altitude Bogota sits in, I suggest don’t walk it or take your time. You will be going from 8k feet above sea levels to almost 11k feet. I normally go work out hiking it in the mornings but occasionally see tourist grasping for air while hiking. They sale fruits and beverages along the way. Once up there you can enjoy a mass service at the church, you can go eat at the many restaurants up there as well as buy some souvenirs to take back home. Totally recommend going. If you are coming during Christmas, worth going up at night to see the decorations. Just arrive before 5 so you can enjoy the sunset as well

Absolutely a must go/see in Bogota! This is the second time I was here and the view doesn't bore me for a minute! You can buy tickets on the spot. For tourists with credit cards: they also have special machines where you can buy tickets. These are not practically past the ticket office. Ask for them: saves you a lot of time! Next, take the cable car to the top. There you can walk around and enjoy the view. Note: during sunset it can be crowded and then everyone wants to go down at the same time. The waiting time can then be at least an hour. Make sure you have warm clothes on or go to one of the restaurants.

Great collection. However, the organization of the exhibition is terrible. Everything is just spilled around to be seen by the public. Very basic explanations (when they exist) and zero effort in making a logical and interesting distribution. Basically, you finish the visit having learned almost nothing new and understanding very little from all those incredible rich cultures and period.

Yesterday I visited The Gold Museum in Bogotá. It is a must-visit for anyone interested in the history and culture of Colombia. The museum displays a selection of pre-Columbian gold and other metal alloys, such as Tumbaga, and contains the largest collection of gold artifacts in the world. The museum was founded in 1939 when the Poporo Quimbaya was acquired by the Central Bank of Colombia. The Poporo is a device used by natives to store small amounts of lime produced from sea shells. The museum’s collection has grown to include more than 55,000 individual pieces of gold, many of which were crafted into necklaces, ornaments, and sacred items by Colombia’s indigenous communities. I throughly enjoyed the collection and content in this great museum!

Excellent museum about the history of gold and other metals from the greater Colombia area. The exhibits are well done with Spanish and English information. The artifacts are impressive and extensive. It's a good 3 full floor of exhibits plus focuses on mysticism and the people of Colombia.

Beautiful collection of artifacts, organized in a chronological experience. Great job at educating visitors about the processes involved including how things were made and later discovered and preserved. There's no way to leave this museum and not be impressed with the level of care and dedication put into it for all these years. I highly recommend it.

A very nice and unique experience. Definitely recommend it for all the history and the gold items which are amazing to look at. I recommend you take a guide to give you all the rich history of some of the more unique items. If you happen to be in Bogota, make this a must visit item in your itinerary.

Great experience learning about the gold and metal history of Colombia. The exhibit flow very well, descriptions are in Spanish and English and there is also an audio guide option. I spent about two hours here because I like to read most if not all of the descriptions. There are also a couple video exhibits. Entrance from Tuesday to Saturday is 4,000 COL. On Sunday, it is free. Closed on Monday.

Free to the admission on Sundays. A must see for anyone visiting the area to learn some interesting things about Colombian history, and precious metals in general. The museum is an epicenter of archeological treasures, offering an impressive display of shimmering gold artifacts that survived the Spanish conquest. Explanations are in both English and Spanish. I really enjoyed the Cosmology & Symbolism exhibit, as well as the dramatic showmanship of the mini performance in the Offerings & Shamanism section.

Very surprised. Clean and very friendly staffs. Museum is very well organized and the displays are easy to appreciate and set up properly. Not too crowded. With English translation. Easy to locate. Only 2mil pesos per person. Several floors but elevators are functional and easy to find. Well above my expectations. Restrooms are clean too. All audio displays are in Spanish though.

Worth visiting. Has an outstanding gold collection. The place is overflowing with gold. Very informative. Shows different techniques on making anything in gold. The collections are from all parts of Colombia. Some collections are grouped depending on the provenance and the group of people who used them. Has a souvenir shop and a coffeeshop at the basement. Entrance ticket is very cheap. The outside is a bit sketchy and busy especially on the nearby parks.

This is beautiful and it’s a must! A lot of very organized history with beauty and care in every detail. It took me 2 hours and a half to see the 4 floors and it was quite enough. The ticket cost 5,000COP as a foreigner and I would strongly recommend getting a coffee by the floor -1.

Three Museums day Well today was a visit to three museums in close proximity to each other in Bogota. The military museum, the police museum and Botero Art museum. This is a collective entry as they are all about the same excellent standard, have the same amenities, all are free and all have the same pitfall of limited or lack of English signage/audio assistance. All are of a moderate size with cafes and toilets. Allow 1-2 hours for each one. Military Museum: Interesting and obviously stocked with a historical variety of firearms, cannons and a few vehicles and airframes. Well set out and presented over several floors. Police Museum: Again interesting and also well stocked with a variety of firearms over several floors. A few interesting rooms worth a look at too especially the ‘war against drugs’ room. Botero Art Museum: I am not a big fan of Fernando Botero but I must be in the minority seeing as he’s worth over $200,000,000. Anyway a really well laid out multi floored museum again. As well as a large amount of Boteros work, paintings and sculptures, there are notable pieces by Picasso, Renoir, Bacon and Monet which I didn’t expect. All in all a good day’s sightseeing.

Botero has a unique art style that I’m not a huge fan of but the space is amazingly well put together and it is free. Highly suggest to come and take a look. Some pieces there are unique to the artists. The plaza down the way is also great. The layout makes it great to walk through

WOW! The Botero Museum was such a great place to visit while my stay in Bogota. I had a smile ear to ear as I walked through the museum and see one great art piece after another. It made me so happy to be there and see what great work the artist Botero has compiled. Make sure you stop by and appreciate his work. Some are really big and I was left astounded by his creativity and talent. I am a huge fan of Botero. Thank you! I am very fortunate to visit this museum.

Definitely worth a visit if you are in Bogotá, I am not a fan of art museums in general but Botero's style is interesting and there are pieces from other famous painters too. Don't get too close to the paintings or you will set off the alarm! Also it's free :)

An absolute must-see when in Bogota! Admission is free, and you can explore the works of the legendary artist Fernando Botero. While the museum is centered around Botero, there are also works by Picasso and Joan Miro. Take around 2 hours to explore this site in the heart of La Candelaria.

Good if you are interested in art beyond the classic stuff, or if you find the idea of chubby paintings funny. I'm on the second tier but I'm quite ignorant of other matters of art. However, I think the organisation and care of the building are incredible. The people working there are really nice and helpful.

This is an amazing museum to see arts from Botero, Picasso, Edgar Degas, Monet, Renoir, Dali, Max Ernst and several other famous artists. I went on Sunday and entrance was free. It is a small museum and it can be visited within 1-2 hours.

Soooo good. Seeing a few special Botero, Calder, and Dali pieces in person is worth the trip. His paintings and sculptures up close, especially in this location, are so amazing.

Hit it 👍🏿! Definitely a must visit. It was such a cool experience. The art inside was beautiful and thought provoking. There was a cafe inside if you want to take a break. Also, it is free!

Great museum with free entrance and not only a number of Botero works, but also many paintings from his private collection. There are works by Dali, Picasso, Miro, Gaugin, and a number of French impressionists. Also a few early sketches by Picasso and Botero which was very cool to see! The building is very beautiful as well with a very green inner patio.

This is an incredible look into the heart of Bogota, Colombia, and is full of cultural history, government buildings, museums, and street vendors. The pigeons love to be fed and will pose for pictures if you have corn. There are plenty of places to purchase pigeon bait, human bait, and date bait. If you visit Bogota, this is a must-see on the list of places to go. Take a stroll through the history of Simon Bolivar y el Gran Colombia with the rich culture and history up and down these streets along the plaza.

THE Plaza of Colombia. Nice statue of Simone Bolivar. Impressive buildings with Bogota mayor's building, Colombian legislature, Presidents residence nearby, a beautiful church. It also has the history of the cartel and government fighting that destroyed a building.

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.

The main historical square and old centre Really big and unique, and the surrounding buildings tell their own tale of architecture and colonisation. Well worth a walk, but not much to do abound here. An idea would be to visit here on Sunday, to experience the atmosphere and street food, and then walk down the main street towards the flee market. For almost 2 km of closed pedestrian road you will experience all the fun and vigour or Colombia in a safe and busy way

Awesome square in the heart of Bogotá, very close to a lot of famous landmarks such as the cathedral and the presidential palace. Definitely worth visiting and having in mind as a key landmark to visit during your stay in Bogotá! If you’re lucky you might even get to see a local protest.

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

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

It is a great city for a weekend trip. Also great to shop. Friendly people and the prices are still reasonably compared to other European cities

Nice green area in the midst of the urban city of Bogota Colombia where on any given day, specially weekends, you can find live music and street performers, you can join a meditational group, or tae Kwon do, or jogging, etc.

Cute residential park with little shops and restaurants. Dog friendly and very inviting.

I used to live near the park and i would always run in the mornings. It is a centrally located venue near to zona T and Parque de la 93. Virrey park is good for jogging or walking your pets. During the year it serves as the location for many fans and festivals. Restrooms though are The only thing that is missing 😕...

Stopped here after dinner to just walk around and definitely Safe to hang out at night as a single woman - there’s so many people out. There are play spaces for kids, but at night it’s gonna be a lot of teenagers/couple. With the surrounding cafés and restaurants in Parker great to just hang out and talk for a place of a space for greenery.

If you know about Asian food, this place will be a disappointment. If you can tell what is good Japanese food, better stay away from this place. If you just want to explore Asian or Japanese for the first time, this place might be a good starting point for the first timer. Service is overall on okay side. My food came out all cold. Those grills equipment turned out only for the decoration which is hideous. I left most of food after just single bitezzz

Bittersweet experience This restaurant is located in a very convenient place in the city, near to almost everything. Breathtaking view, second to none service and delicious Japanese food. Nevertheless some other food as grill is below the expectations related to other alternatives available around. I recommend this place for one visit and special occasions

Is kind expensive but the food is not that good. The rices has a little Meat and the taste is not really fresh. The place is nice, but not the kind of place to really enjoy Japanese food. Entrances were good.

One of the best sushi restaurants in town. Costumer service is amazing and you feel special the entire time. The food is really good and full of flavors. You can really feel the Japanese experience. Totally recommended!

fried spring onion in Mishio soup, does not taste alright. Rice in Nigiri is from the night before, not right also. Sashimi is not very fresh, so so. Do not recommend anyone who has had real Japanese food before to go there. Although service there is good.

Great food, extremely POOR service, the server came 26 min late to the table and automatically asked if we were ready to order, no recommendations, didn’t ask if we wanted anything to start or drinks. Unfortunately, was under the impression this was a michelin star restaurant, but they just have good food and people that take orders. If you are coming from the U.S and expect service, you will not find it here. P.S- Plates and drink sat there for more than 1 hour and was not clear out. P.S - My tab was generous enough, 2 apps, 3 drinks, 2 entrées.

Bogota has excellent restaurants, and this is one of them. The food and service are lovely—all delicious. However, I am a foodie, and I believe the waiter should know where the pork comes from or if the fish is wild cough or hatcheries grown, I get disappointed. If I am going to spend $100, the waiter better answers those questions.

I have to say, really disappointed with this place! We had been to one of their other restaurants and it was an excellent experience so we wanted to try this one. Service was very slow. It must have taken 20 minutes just for someone to come to our table and ask if we want drinks. We ordered the angus steaks and they had absolutely no flavour. Salad was ok but also lacking flavour. Then after we finished eating it again took them probably 20 minutes to take out plates and ask how everything was. Very disappointing and definitely won’t be going back.

11122021. Great place. Ambient, music, decoration, service. Cocktails service is quite original ! "Hasta el agua del florero", Demente, GIN Lab, etc. All around 40k COP. Waiter knows about the drinks and meals. Dishes around 30-60k COP aprox. Mediterranean Food

While the food was absolutely amazing and the service was 10/10, I left with a sour taste in my mouth. As I walked out of the restaurant thanking the WONDERFUL staff there, there was a new hostess at the front who had not seen me walk in, and instead of being kind to a customer who just spent $350k on lunch, she looked me up and down and gave me the DIRTIEST look possible. I was wearing a hoodie and shorts and apparently I didn’t look like I had enough money to eat at “her” restaurant even though I was walking out lol I have no one to impress, especially when I’m just getting lunch. If there is a dress code it should be stated, and guests should not receive dirty looks from people that are there to serve you. Aside from her nasty, nasty attitude and the way she looked at me like I was beneath her- the servers were all welcoming and incredibly kind! Very attentive! But being looked at like I am “not worthy” or “lesser than” because I’m not dressed up on a Monday to get Lunch is a sure way to have customers never come back. People with real money don’t leave the house worried about how the rest of the world perceives them- because we have nothing to prove to anyone, specially a hostess at a restaurant located in a mall lmfao all I can say is I am embarrassed for her and wish her a more educated look on the world and the people around her. Owners should look into training hosts to do their jobs instead of looking at patrons like they’re scum lmao

Amazing all-in-one place which does it all, breakfasts are top notch, lunches, dinners, the food is so fine and the cooks are out of this world. It has a wine collection, a beer collection, a hard liquor collection, a meat market, a bakery, and the vip section is something else, with a Buddha greeting you when going in to what aeems to be a garden of eden environment. All the food is carefully selected for the best combinations of flavor, and there's high cuisine for every moment of the day. Words are not enought to describe this place.

I had a great experience with this restaurant. The staff makes feel special and food was great.

Clean tables, hygienic environment, excellent flavor, and great service. Love this place (2nd time) and will return again and again.

We rented out the private room for my family and I, it was very private, I would argue that it’s missing natural light but the ambience was very nice. I ordered the Cordero to share and it was phenomenal. Really, food that will take you to heaven. Service was also very nice and attentive.

Harry Sasson was an awesome dining experience. The food was all incredible. Presentation was also awesome and the restaurant itself is beautiful and pretty big. Also has a huge outdoor seating area. It was very busy, so the service wasn't the best, but by no means bad. Just a little slow. I'd say probably top 5 for restaurants I've visited in Bogotá. Would definitely come back.

Beautiful restaurant, amazing food and amazing wine! What else can you ask for when visiting Bogota. I spent a week in Bogota from Miami and the highlight of my culinary adventure was my visit to Harry Sasson (and I even acted like a tourist and request a pic with the amazing Chef who was nothing but gracious). Run, don't walk, to this amazing restaurant when you are visiting.

Found a table on the same day which was an amazing surprise.. We also got in ahead of time without the need to wait. The service and the food were amazing. We had the beef, shrimps, asparagus and ceviche. The ceviche is tasty but I think the tomato sauce is redundant. Fair prices as well, definitely worth it.

Experience the epitome of romance and fine dining at this stunning restaurant. Surrounded by a serene outdoor garden, and a contemporary indoor setting with soaring ceilings and intricately designed wooden beams, you're sure to be swept away by its beauty. Savor the delicious cuisine that's sure to tantalize your taste buds, and don't miss out on the impressive wine cellar by the bar. Watch as the talented chefs work their magic in the open kitchen, and be treated with the utmost care by the warm and welcoming staff. This is the perfect place to celebrate anniversaries, Valentine's Day, birthdays, or any special occasion with your loved one. I dined solo on this visit, but I can't wait to return with my partner and relive the romantic and blissful ambiance. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone seeking a magical dining experience.

I have eaten at amazing restaurants all over the world, I don’t say this lightly, this is one of the best and most beautiful restaurants I have ever eaten at, I would come back to Bogota to dine here again, this restaurant is amazing … A+ amazing service, I have absolutely no complaints about Harry Sasson and they have 50+ wines available by the glass, that’s incredible rare, usually you’re lucky if you have 10 glasses of wine to choose from

An all around solid and swanky restaurant. The asparagus and portobello grilled on robata were done just right, bringing out the natural juiciness of each. The sesame aioli was light to not take away from natural flavors. The tomato soup was very simple in ingredients, yet wonderful. The tomatoes were first grilled, then made into a soup with large chunks remaining, flavored with only a few leaves of basil. The grilled flavor is welcome and not too strong. I only wish the basil was a bit younger. The squid was delicious. It consisted of a classic French sauce from butter, parsley, garlic, tomatoes, and pepper. The calamari itself was delightfully chewy. The grilled beef tenderloin was awesome. It was well seasoned with some herbs too and was very juicy and tender. The arepas were baked and the shell reminded me of naan. The beef meat filling was perfectly cooked, with a savory flavor profile and a bit of olives. The crab pasta was one of the few pastas I’ve had that represented crab well. The flavor was natural and had generously many large chunks of crab meat. The cream sauce went well, and so did the avocado except it had a bitter aftertaste. The pasta was too overcooked though.

I have ordered Ajiaco to take away. It took them over 30 minutes to get ready. I have asked without chicken and it had chicken in it even though they told me it is no problem. The rice was clumpsy and cold. I didn’t get the traditional side dishes like Avocado. It was very pricey and would not recommend it.

A very special place, wonderful environment, we spend half an hour visiting all around the restaurant, tasty food, reasonable prices and awesome staff specially a lovely lady who tried her best to make us happy and confortable I celebrated my birthday there and it was a great experience, thank you very much Ana María🤗 Strongly recommend

Very fun atmosphere, good food and service.

Wow, incredibly bad. Perhaps the worst meal I have ever ever experienced. My wife and two kids concur. We travel extensively and have very well developed experienced palates. I found the entrees to have the most off flavors, most bizarre combinations of spices and ingredients possible. It’s like a 2 year old was running the kitchen. Ribs, ice cold, dry, but the best item we had, the pasta marinara (no red sauce, overcooked noodles,)how can you screw up spaghetti? Moving from bad to worse was the odd curry mystery meatballs. This was no form of curry I could identify, strange bitter flavors clashing spices. Just ghastly. I had the traditional soup with chicken, capers, avocado. Quite bland, was warm though. I haven’t had this dish before but I cannot imagine this was up to Colombian standards. Food took over 1.5 hours to come out. Insanely disappointed. So sad.

Being generous with a 2 star. So the building itself is very nice and looks cool. The lady who greeted us was nice and friendly. However, after that it was all downhill. When ordering drinks we were told they had no water. Some complimentary bread was brought out with some olive oil and vinegar - the bread was quite stale. Starter (burrata and pesto) came out fairly quickly and was nice. We then sat waiting for the mains (ordered at same time as starters) for 50 minutes. In this time not 1 member of staff spoke to us or took away our starters plates. Somebody then came over and said they would be a further 10 mins , despite us seeing them on the dumb waiter a few metres away. The food itself (a salmon dish and some Chicken meatballs) were both very dry and distinctly average. Mine was the meatballs which were ok but served in a bowl in very plain rice. Also the bowl was round (think half a coconut) so cutting anything in the bowl was almost impossible without it spilling out. Place had some live music which gave it ok ambience. The first time we have taken the tip they add onto every bill out here off. It’ll continue to get visitors due to its location and the nice building it’s on but this was a pretty poor meal and very overpriced.

What a lovely place, the food and service are great and its licates in the beautiful historical center of the city. Luce music and nice atmosphere. Dishes are very tasty the quantity is modest though. For sure recommended

The location is rustic. Service was lacking but that could be because it was moderately busy. The fish was excellent, unfortunately, patacones were extremely tough. The ribs were okay, the sauce on it tasted pretty basic. Overall experience was okay yet overpriced.

Inattentive & unfocused service, bad drinks, and high prices. We ordered the cappuccino arequipe & the canelazo and a couple waters. Took awhile to get our hot drinks despite the cafe/restaurant being empty, and they forgot our waters. We were expecting a sweet cappuccino with the lovely caramelized flavor of dulce de leche, but it ended up tasting like a normal, unsweetened cappuccino. They didn’t give us a spoon, so we never mixed it because we didn’t have anything to do that with. When we finally reached the bottom, we saw all of the dulce de leche stuck to the bottom. Wonderful. The canelazo was described as a brown sugar water with cinnamon and aguardiente, but all it tasted like was anise because they put a bunch of it on. They used way too much and it was overpowering, not to mention unexpected. To top it all off, they never brought us our waters despite us asking again. Can’t say I recommend this place, go anywhere else

Nice taste!!! Very good service. Curiosity in each plate!!! The place really different

Even though the restaurant looks nice **NO RECOMMENDED.** I would leave zero stars if I could. Awful. Service from start to finish was not good. I had to chased the waitress to bring the menu and take our order. Two waitress took our order but didn't send it to the kitchen. While we were waiting for our food, we ordered some drinks (poor quality cocktail's). After an hour of waiting I asked for my food, the waitress went for find out and came back saying that the order didn't make it to the kitchen. Live music is a scam, the band comes up and plays two sounds every hour.

The place is incredible, I ate twice on my visit to Bogotá, the food is delicious and vast, the place has a very good and relaxed atmosphere and they always have incredible live music, I will definitely return to this place