Fernando MurciaLocal Friend·Bogotá·7 months agoTipSay hiIf you are coming to Bogota and want to see the city like a local, skip the tourist bus. Walk La Candelaria, take the TransMilenio to Usaquen on a Sunday for the flea market, and watch the sunset from Monserrate. I know the best spots for every budget.#Transport#Money
David GuerreroLocal Friend·Bogotá·7 months agoTipSay hiBogota gets cold but the food warms you up. My top 3: ajiaco at La Puerta Falsa (oldest restaurant in the city), chocolate con queso at any cafe in La Candelaria, and empanadas from the street vendors in Chapinero. Trust me, the street empanadas are better than the restaurant ones.#Food#Money
Lina UveLocal Friend·Bogotá·7 months agoQuestionSay hiAnyone coming to Bogota soon? I would love to take you to Monserrate at sunset, then down to La Candelaria for the best ajiaco you have ever tasted. Bogota gets a bad reputation but it is genuinely one of the most interesting cities in South America. Ask me anything!#FoodAnswer
