Albergue Castilla
Looking for some cheap accommodation in beautiful Colombia? Stay with us in our little but lovely hostel in Colombia’s main city, Bogotá. Downtown is only about 30 minutes away from the hostel on public transportation ...
Hostal Estacion
A very nice hotel in North Bogota. Very convenient location. Hostal Estacion it's a place for people that is looking for a nice, clean, safe and convenient place in North Bogota. We are a kind of bed and breakfast or hostel in Bogotá
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Hostel Platypus
Platypus is the most popular backpackers hostel in Colombia. It´s located 300 mts away from the famous Gold Museum in Bogota and within walking distance from the main tourists
attractions. We have a permanent feed back from tourists travelling all over Colombia ...
Hostelling International Bogota DC
We offer, among other, things the service of a café bar, a room for games, a reading and television room, a restaurant, a barbecue, cooking facilities and tourist information. Hostelling International Bogota DC is located in the historical centre of the city. It is a colonial house which is more than 250 years old where you can find a relaxed atmosphere ...
Bogotá—officially named Bogotá, D.C. (D.C. for "Distrito Capital", which means "Capital District"), also called Santa Fe de Bogotá—is the capital of Colombia, as well as the largest and by far the most populous city in the country with 6,776,009 inhabitants (2005 census). Bogotá and Soacha, the capital's largest suburb, have an estimated population of 7,881,156,
Bogotá is located in the centre of the country, on the eastern of the "sabana de Bogotá", 2640 meters (8661 feet) above sea level. Although "sabana", as it is popularly called, is literally "savanna", the geographical site is actually a high plateau in the Andes mountains. The Bogotá River crosses the 'sabana' forming Tequendama falls to the south. Tributary rivers form valleys with flourishing villages, whose economy is based on agriculture, livestock raising and artisanal production. The 'sabana' is bordered to the east by the Eastern Cordillera of the Andes mountain range. Surrounding hills, which limit city growth, run from south to north, parallel to the Guadalupe and Monserrate mountains. The western city limit is the Bogotá river; Sumapaz paramo borders the south and to the north Bogotá extends over the mentioned plateau up to the towns of Chía and Sopó.
