2. History of the Candelaria Sector.
I recommend a walk through its
streets, especially 10th Street between 3rd race.
and 7th where you can see beautiful mansions.
In this sector also finds numerous colonial
churches and the Gold Museum
Important sites in this area are:
* The Teatro Colón
* The Luis Angel Arango Library
* La Casa de La Moneda
* The Museum "Botero Donation"
* The Plaza de Bolivar
* Environmental Axis Jiménez Avenue, where the
surface was an underground river.

3. International Center.
This sector revolves around Tequendama
Intercontinental Hotel. In its vicinity are:
- The Plaza de Toros La Santa Maria
- The Museum of Modern Art (MAM)
- The National Museum
- The District Planetarium, and in its lower part
the Museum of Bogotá.
- The Church of San Diego, shows colonial
architecture.
An overview of many of the city can be achieved
from the viewpoint of Colpatria Tower, the tallest
building in the city. It opens to the public on
weekends

4. Monserrate Sanctuary
Located 3152 meters high in the eastern
hills, Monserrate is in charge of guarding the city
can be reached on foot, by cable car or funicular.
Your Sanctuary Fallen Lord, of great religious
value, is visited by thousands of Catholic
pilgrims.
From this magical place one can see a
magnificent view of Bogota and enjoy local and
international cuisine in its two restaurants. The
hill has been a place of pilgrimage since the
colonial times

5. Gold Museum
The collection of the Gold Museum of the Bank
of the Republic has been declared a National
Monument and is considered the most important
of its kind worldwide.
The museum was created in 1939 by the Bank of
the Republic, brings together nearly 34,000
pieces of gold and 20,000 stone
objects, ceramics, textiles and precious stones
belonging to
Quimbaya, Calima, Tayrona, Sinu, Muisca, Tolim
a, Tumaco and Malagana, among others. You
can admire exquisite pieces in gold as
pushups, masks, poporos, pendants, bracelets, n
ecklaces, containers and hundreds of figures of
outstanding quality.

6. Ibero-American Theater Festival in
Bogotá
• Created in 1988 by Fanny Mikey and Ramiro
Osorio to celebrate the 450th anniversary of
the founding of Bogotá, under the slogan "An
act of faith in Colombia", became a cultural
adventure and had as one of its main
objectives artistic integration of Latin American
countries to the world.
• Today is one of the festival's biggest arts world
for its convening power, its many features and
its diversity of genres. The number of functions
presented in 17 days does not exceed any
event of this nature in the world.
• More than 2 ½ million spectators gather in
each of the editions of the Festival to enjoy
street performances, theater
halls, dance, circus, theater is the most far-
reaching in Colombia and one of the
performing arts festivals largest in the world

7. Bogota Planetarium
Bogotá Planetarium is located at
Calle 26 B No.5 - 93, between Plaza Santamaria
and Independence Park. Bogotá Planetarium
was inaugurated on December 22, 1969 and
since then has been dedicated to the promotion
of astronomy, space sciences and the
dissemination of scientific culture. As public
cultural scenario depends Equipment Branch of
the Institute of the Arts - Idartes