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Located at 3,152 meters high in the Cerros Orientales, Monserrate is the most visited sacred place in Bogotá, in charge of guarding the city. It can be reached on foot, by cable car or funicular. Its Sanctuary of the Fallen Lord, of great religious value, is visited by thousands of Catholic pilgrims.

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Before naming the activities you can do, I recommend you visit Monserrate from six thirty in the morning to four in the afternoon to have a better experience because Monserrate usually has a cloudy and sometimes sunny weather, also take good hydration, sportswear or comfortable to be able to move properly.

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You can enter to visit the Sanctuary, see the Holy Christ Fallen before the whips and nailed to the cross and be in a great Catholic mass where people make promises to God in exchange for a request

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You can go to San Isidro house restaurant on top of the beautiful Monserrate hill where you can try the best French menu in town. It has been famous for its gastronomic seasons present throughout the year. Fish during Lent, French menu in May and June, lobster in September, wine and champagne in December: always generating new and delicious options for its guests.

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You can see and buy many handicrafts made by families from different ethnic groups in the country. Also on one side of the pedestrian paths there are several stations where visitors can drink a delicious Colombian coffee, the traditional 'carajillo' or eat the almojábana santafereña, among others. other products

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You can try and drink the famous chicha, they offer it in its original flavor or flavors of different fruits, it is drunk in a glass bottle with a straw or tutuma, to buy it there are several places but I recommend "El Chale".

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The Quevedo stream - El chorro de Quevedo

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The Quevedo stream - El chorro de Quevedo

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The Quevedo stream square is a public place in Bogotá. In this place, Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada established his military garrison, before founding the city in this same place in 1538. It is located on Street 12B with Race 2, in the historic center of the city.

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Before naming some activities that you can do in the Quevedo stream, I recommend that you go from four in the afternoon to nine at night to see all the open establishments, enjoy the cultural presentations and street vendors, due to the schedule it is best to go warmly dressed because it is usually cold and sometimes rainy.

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You can go listen and see the shows of the storytellers that perform in the square, mainly in front of the Quevedo church, you can sit on the stairs and participate in the story that will be told while you drink some chicha in the company of friends or family.

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You can walk through the streets and see several walls with a lot of art as well as handicrafts made by various Colombian citizens or foreigners, it is a place very visited by foreigners who come to Bogotá so you can learn about many cultures and Bogota history.

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You can go with your bike on Sundays and holidays from 7 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon, because several roads in the capital are closed and are available only for the use of cyclists, these days are excellent to visit the seventh since you can fully explore it by bicycle from home, there is also a greater variety of activities these days, there are some free hydration points and sports and recreational activities are always found in the National Park these days.

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Seventh career, also called avenue Seventh or avenue Alberto Lleras Camargo, is one of the main arterial roads that runs through the city of Bogotá from north to south in its eastern area.

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To carry out some of the activities that we will name below, you must keep in mind the climate of Bogotá, which is very varied, many times it can be cloudy but in the same way it can be a sunny day, wear comfortable clothes to walk and an umbrella and jacket to be prepared. You can go to the seventh race at any time, although it is advisable to go from nine in the morning to nine at night, which is when there is more commerce and cultural demonstrations.

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You can walk calmly throughout the seventh street because it is a totally pedestrian path, during the walk you will find many sellers of handicrafts and paintings that are very representative of the capital and you can support many of these artists.

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You can have breakfast, lunch or just eat something in one of the best Italian restaurants in Bogotá, La Romana, which since 1964 offers pasta, pizza, pastry, artisan bakery and a wide variety of traditional dishes.

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Located in the center of Bogotá, the Plaza de Bolívar is the main square of the city, being declared a Colombian National Monument on October 19, 1995. It was built in the year 1539 with the name of Plaza Mayor and was also the place where the Cry of Independence was proclaimed on July 20, 1810.

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You can participate in the most important cultural and political events of the city that take place in the Plaza de Bolivar, from a Christmas show, to talks by the mayors themselves, since the seat of the mayor's office of Bogotá is located in this place.

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Metropolitan Cathedral Basilica and Primate of the Immaculate Conception and San Pedro de Bogotá

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Metropolitan Cathedral Basilica and Primate of the Immaculate Conception and San Pedro de Bogotá

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You can visit the Primate Cathedral of Colombia that is located in the same Plaza de Bolívar. The temple was designed by Domingo de Petrés and was built between 1807 and 1823 in the same place where three other temples were previously erected, which successively served as cathedrals for the city.

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You can feed the pigeons with grains of corn that they sell in small bags in the square or also with wheat bread, when you feed them the polamas can climb on your hand, shoulders or head.

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Some recommendations for this outing is to apply sunscreen, wear comfortable clothes and an umbrella in case it rains, it can be a sunny day or a cloudy day, to go to Plaza de Bolivar it is better to go after nine in the morning when there is already enough trade and cultural demonstrations. It is also recommended to take care of your personal belongings and bring hydration and money that should not be missing.

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The Alameda de Quebrada Vieja is a natural water area located in the town of Chapinero, Bogotá, specifically on 71st Street between Circunvalar Avenue and Carrera Segunda, in the Eastern hills of the city.

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Route to the Mirador de la Virgen y la Cruz

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Route to the Mirador de la Virgen y la Cruz

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You can go to see the viewpoint of the Virgin and the Cross, the entire route passes through a leafy forest with a lot of eucalyptus, a multitude of streams and bridges to be able to cross them.

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You can see a horse farm during the tour, there is no horseback riding here but you can feed the horses and pet them.

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In the quebrada la Vieja you can go hiking so it is recommended to wear sports clothing for the walk, a hat, hydration and sunscreen, there is a humid climate and the walks start at seven in the morning.

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You can take photos of the fauna and flora and of the city from the viewpoints of the Quebrada la Vieja and you can also hunt a variety of animals and insects.