Best places: Museums in RAP (Especial) Central

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.

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.

👍👍 This museum is awesome. Well organized, from the oldest to the most recent. Explanations in the tours and great. You will definitely have an amazing time there! If you visit villa de leyva, this is a must-go.

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

👍 Interesting museum about the local indigenous population and their history. The reconstructions of the old houses and the sun temple are great, the exhibition is a bit dated.

👍👍 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.