Bogota City Guide - Boutique Hotels and the Best Restaurants, Bars and Clubs in Bogota

Hg2's Bogotá city guide explores boutique hotels and the best restaurants, as well as bars, clubs, shops, sights and spas.

Security concerns may have kept hedonists away in the past, but Bogotá has finally escaped its violent history and revealed the city's rustic culture and fantastic party scene to the world. Bogotá has all the trappings of any big city-beautiful museums, dynamic architecture, unforgettable clubs, and plenty of gastronomy-but with a distinct twist. Bogotá is the sixth biggest city in the whole of North and South America and brings a traditional Latin flair to this dynamic metropolis. The result is a city that offers rich cultural history alongside modern skyscrapers and world-class bars. You may have never considered Bogotá before, but if you go once you'll be sure to return.

HG2 MUST-STAY...
If you like to wear dark glasses and dress in black ensembles, you'll approve of Avia 93. The hotel was designed with a vision, and is the talk of Bogotá with its sleek lines and soft minimalism... Read the full review here.

HG2 MUST-EAT...
The downstairs bar area of Kong, one of the best Asian restaurants in Bogota, is dark with plush velvet chairs, neon bar lights and circular silk wall decorations that look like jellyfish heads... Read the full review here.

HG2 MUST-DRINK...
A visit to Cachao demands a little shopping preparation: a night at this bar will not be complete without a miraculous pair of shoes to look fabulous and comfortably keep pace with the fast-timed salsa... Read the full review here.

HG2 MUST-PARTY...
Perfect for young revellers, Pachanga has a pumping party atmosphere thanks to a regular roster of top-notch DJs... Read the full review here.

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