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The Colombian capital has come a long way from its former identity as a less-than-safe destination for visitors. Today, this mega metropolis is one of the largest in South America, and the urban city known as Bogota should top travel lists for those planning on visiting South America.
Filled with colonial churches, museums and slow-paced cafes pouring fresh cups of authentic Colombian coffee, La Candelaria is a welcoming introduction to the city of Bogota. Speaking of museums, the nearby International Emerald Museum is also an eye-catcher, thanks to its collection of brilliant green gems from around the world.
For a more traditional experience, the neighborhood of Usaquen and its traditional Sunday market are a must for souvenirs and shopping. When it comes time to dine, Bogota pleases palates with both the traditional and the modern.
After dinner, dance or drink the night away in the popular nightlife district of La Zona Rosa. The most popular months to travel to Bogota are July, August and December. August in particular tends to see the most crowds for the annual Carnival of Bogota celebration. December also sees a flurry of parades and decorations in celebration of Christmas. Good deals may also be found during the shoulder season of January, February and March. The rapid transit bus is one of the most convenient ways to get around the city, thanks to clearly marked bus stops and separate lanes.
Private buses also run throughout the city, though they do not have designated stops and must be flagged down like a taxi. Speaking of taxis, cabs are available throughout the city and meters should be used at all times.