5/5 Bertha P. 4 months ago on Google • 181 reviews
Plaza
Bolivar
in
Bogotá,
Colombia,
is
a
living
testament
to
the
historical
significance
of
Simon
Bolivar
in
South
American
independence.
Surrounded
by
iconic
buildings
that
narrate
tales
of
the
past,
the
square
stands
as
a
symbol
of
resilience
and
freedom.
The
architecture
of
historic
buildings
like
the
Capitol,
the
Cathedral,
and
the
Palace
of
Justice
adds
a
timeless
charm
to
the
plaza,
transporting
visitors
to
an
era
of
revolutionary
fervor.
The
very
ground
beneath
your
feet
echoes
the
footsteps
of
those
who
fought
for
the
liberation
of
South
America.
What
makes
Plaza
Bolivar
truly
special
is
the
vibrant
contrast
it
embodies.
While
steeped
in
history,
the
square
is
also
a
dynamic
hub
of
contemporary
life.
Street
performers,
local
vendors,
and
the
lively
energy
of
daily
activities
create
a
seamless
blend
of
the
past
and
present.
It's
a
space
where
history
breathes
alongside
the
pulse
of
modern
Bogotá.
In
essence,
Plaza
Bolivar
is
not
merely
a
square;
it's
a
convergence
of
timelines,
a
place
where
the
echoes
of
independence
harmonize
with
the
rhythms
of
today.
It's
a
must-visit
for
anyone
seeking
to
immerse
themselves
in
the
rich
tapestry
of
South
American
history
while
experiencing
the
vivacity
of
Bogotá's
present.
I
have
been
going
to
this
particular
square
since
I
was
a
kid,
and
it's
a
well-known
tradition
to
feed
the
birds
with
corn.
They
are
everywhere,
and
its
a
fun
activity
to
do
with
family.
I
did
as
a
kid,
and
to
watch
my
kids
do
it
and
enjoy
it
as
much
as
myself
has
been
a
blessing.
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