Plaza de Bolivar

The Plaza Bolívar is located in the heart of the old city of Bogotá, the capital, and is also the center of power in Colombia, surrounded by cathedrals, Congress, the presidential palace and the town hall. The nearby Botero Art Museum, where a group of cute "fat people" waits for you to find all kinds of people in Bolivarian Square, children chasing pigeons in the square, vendors selling corn and sausage, and a steaming life scene. I also met three waves of locals to take pictures with me. Maybe they rarely see... Asians! This is the day I saw the most people in Colombia, and I took birds in the forest at other times... Haha! Welcome to Colombia for a trip ✈️

The Plaza Bolívar is located in the center of Bogotá, formerly known as the Plaza de la Centrale. After the establishment of the Republic of Colombia in 1819, the Plaza de la Centrale was renamed to Plaza de Bolívar in honor of the founder of the Republic and the liberator of Latin America.

Bolivarian Square is the National Square in Bogotá, the area is very large, surrounded by Colombia's national buildings, very majestic. There are a lot of tourists on the square, it is a must-come place to come to Colombia, it is a sign of Colombia.

Montserrat in the north of the city is almost a must-see for every visitor to Bogotá, and is called a “world famous” tourist destination by locals. Because of the long-historic white church on the top of the mountain, and because she has countless pilgrims in the city! Climbing paths, cables or mountaineering railways can be reached, and we chose easy access cables. The quiet white chapel on the top of the mountain overlooks Bogota, with unobstructed views of the city. Every day thousands of pilgrims and visitors from all over the world pick up the steps. In the eyes of the believers, every pebble, every level of the building is a witness of repentance. Therefore, it is also said that visiting Montserrat, for any reason, is a unique experience.

After reading the previous reviews, I was also drunk. I obviously didn't go to BB. The most sad thing is to copy false reviews! Please, Bolivarian Square, as the name implies, is the square with the Bolivarian statue. What is the "神迹" statue? I looked at the previous spicy comments of the relevant personnel. It was simply to make random comments to earn experience. It is recommended that the relevant editors of Trip.com strengthen the review of comments to avoid misleading other friends. Bolivarian Plaza is the name of the central square in memory of the leader of the Latin American Liberation Movement after independence in Colombia, surrounded by buildings such as the Capitol and church. The pigeons in the square are covered with corn and there are people selling corn to feed the pigeons. Children are very curious about people from Asia and will always smile at you shyly, because there are very few Asian faces here.

Bolivarian Square is right in the center of Bogota. The square stands in the center of the square, in honor of the founder of the Republic, the liberator of Latin America ~ Bolivar statue. Surrounded by the presidential palace, church and parliament building. There are many pigeons in the square. There are also many uniformed police, but all relaxed and laughing, and the paths to the square are very distinctive and full of Spanish colonial-style architecture.

Bolivarian Square is the center of Bogotá, with a distinctive colonial architectural style, various government buildings around, the Grand Cathedral of Bogotá is majestic, and there are many peace pigeons in the square. This is also the whole Bogotá, where tourists are most concentrated, be sure to come and see.