Located in the heart of the city, Hotel El Dorado offers an ideal setting from which you can experience the wide range of tourist attractions and things to do in Bogotá.  
Bogotá is one of the most visited cities in the Republic of Colombia, thanks to its magnificent climate and the great variety of activities that it offers its visitors. 
You cannot forget to come walk through the beautiful parks and green areas of Bogotá. Then you can know the flora of the country firsthand. Plus, if you enjoy a pleasant afternoon of shopping, the city offers a lot of great shops and stores. 

With a wonderful selection of restaurants and bars, you can thoroughly sample the most typical and delicious Colombian food such as ajiaco or tamal. And feel free to try a refreshing chicha, which is the typical Bogotá drink. It’s available in any of the traditional chicherias of La Candelaria. 
Of course, you shouldn’t miss the unique opportunity to have one of the best coffees in the world. In Colombia, a fantastic coffee bean is produced that is valued across the globe. What could be better than enjoying it in a typical Colombian environment? Have a delightful taste at the center of the city of Bogotá.

Attractions

93 park

​93 Park is one of Bogotá’s main tourist areas and a wonderful place to visit. It’s surrounded by restaurants, bars, coffee places and ice cream shops. So make sure to come with an appetite!

Gaira Café

​Gaira Café is owned by Carlos Vives and his brother Guillermo. It’s a typical restaurant and bar with plenty of terrific menu items to offer. At night, you can also enjoy live typical Colombian music. And this popular café is located just around the corner from the hotel. 

zona Rosa or zona T

​Zona Rosa, also known as "Zona T" for the T-shaped area at its heart, is the prime nightclub district of Bogotá. There is also a great variety of upscale restaurants and shops to explore. The area surrounding the zone proper is starting to look like the city's new, modern downtown, too. You can see big office buildings and people in suits during the day.

The Salt cathedral

​Located just one hour away from Bogotá, Zipaquira is a historic town that’s very famous for its salt mines. It’s also known for the cathedral carved inside the extensive caves of an old salt mine. The Salt Cathedral of Zipaquira is ranked as one of the most visited tourist and religious sites in all of Colombia.

Candelaria

​Visiting Bogotá’s most historic and beautiful neighborhood is like talking a walk through the Spanish colonial era. Almost every building has a wooden balcony that looks out onto the busy streets with elaborate doors and entryways painted in bold, bright colors. There are also many museums, libraries, universities and restaurants located in the area, each with a unique architecture and history.

Usaquén

​Usaquén is characterized by a large number of restaurants and bars that continue to maintain the same colonial architecture of the time. While you’re in the area, you’ll enjoy exploring this neighborhood. If you’re in the mood to eat and drink, make sure to visit Usaquén.

Gold Museum

​Gold Museum is perhaps the most famous museum in Bogotá and Colombia. It is one of the most spectacular exhibits of pre-Hispanic art, culture and tradition ever displayed. More than 55,000 pieces of gold artifacts rest inside the museum with fascinating descriptions and historical facts about each one.

Andino Mall

​Andino is the most exclusive mall in the city. It is located just two kilometres away from the hotel in the “zona rosa” area. Plus, its 230 stores and more than four levels make this mall a shopping extravaganza!

Andrés Carne de res

​Carne de Res is more than a restaurant and bar. It’s actually an experience that every visitor in Bogotá should have. The entire restaurant seats 2,000 people on any given night and somehow manages to do it in spectacular fashion. With the endless walls of eclectic decor as well as the wild events and parties, it’s the perfect place for anyone hoping to enjoy Bogotá’s nightlife. You’ll find it just north of the city limits in the town of Chía.

Botanic Garden

​The Botanical Garden of Bogotá is the biggest and most diverse in Colombia, featuring flora from every climate and region of the country. The peace and tranquility within the lush green walls will make you forget about the bulging metropolis that exists outside. You’ll have a chance to see some of the 130,000 plant species that exist in Colombia