From flikr and SCC Colombia. Thanks to those who took the pics.
USAQUÉN: emerging financial district.
MONSERRATE HILL: It rises to 3,152 metres (10,341 ft) above the sea level. In the top of it there is a church, a restaurant and an observation deck.
Night panorama, taken from the top
LA CANDELARIA: historic neighborhood in downtown Bogotá. The architecture of the old houses, churches and buildings has mainly Spanish Colonial and Baroque styles.
ZONA ROSA:cool zone full of nice stores, restaurants, malls, pubs and discos; probably the best night life in the city.
CENTRO INTERNACIONAL: Downtown Bogotá.
The skyline, far away. Pretty old pic, but it's still kind of nice.
Transmilenio
Plaza de Bolivar/ Bolivar Square. This is the main sqare in the city and it has very important buildings such as the Palace of Justice, the Supreme Court, the Colombian Congress, the National Capitol, Liévano building (the seat for Bogota's Mayor), the Primate Cathedral and Casa de Nariño (Presidential Palace).
Alcaldía de Bogotá/Bogotá Town Hall (Palacio de Lievano/Lievano Palace)
Capitolio Nacional/National Capitol
Casa de Nariño/Presidential Palace
Parque Simón Bolivar/Simon Bolivar Park. The largest metropolitan park in Colombia, with over 600 acres.
Jardín Botánico/Botanical Garden. 19,5 acres
Parque de la Independencia/Independence Park
TEUSAQUILLO/CHAPINERO: Extended Downtown. British/german looking districts .Historically upper-class districts but nowadays middle class ones.
NORTHERN BOGOTÁ: the nortern side of the city is where most of the welthiest neighborhoods are located.
WESTERN BOGOTÁ