Best places: Museums in Cajicá, Colombia

Contemporary structure housing exhibits on pre-Columbian gold, ceramics & stones, with a cafe.

Prominent museum in a colonial mansion featuring works by Fernando Botero & other global artists.

👍👍 Beautiful place, a local guide told us that soon there will be a wind tunnel to simulate skydiving

Large museum with 20,000+ artifacts from the 16th century to modern times, plus a restaurant & shop.

Modern, indoor-outdoor cultural center with an auditorium, exhibition space, a bookstore & a cafe.

Colombian military museum in a mansion with 9 rooms of historical exhibits & 2 courtyards.

This colonial-era house where Simon Bolivar's once lived has been restored as a museum on his life.

Small museum on Bogotá's urban & community development, with a focus on architecture.

Museum featuring exhibits & art focused on Colombia's colonial period in a 17th-century building.

👍👍 The void also tells stories

Ceramics, glassware, textiles & religious paintings displayed in a colonial hacienda with a chapel.

Storied planetarium offering astronomy shows, a space museum & a library, plus a gift shop & cafe.

👍 The building is in itself an icon of the modern architecture of Bogotá in the 1940s. The exhibition on an English-style house in Bogotá is great for lovers of architecture and culture in general

Energetic showroom offering art exhibits, design & illustration workshops, a cafe & a gift shop.

👍 I don't know the building inside, nor the university dynamics of La Salle, but I understand that it is one of the most traditional in the country. As for the infrastructure of this headquarters, I think they have taken great care to maintain it, since as can be seen it is of architecture from a few...

Colombian poet José Asunción Silva used to live in this house that is now a museum of poetry.

Built in the 17th century, this former church is now a museum, its walls covered in paintings.

👍 Fun museum of how taxidermy can go wrong

Elegant mansion & museum housed in a once-abandoned hotel overlooking Tequendama Falls.