Torre ColpatriaMirador Torre Colpatria

Monserrate is certainly worth a visit, but we do like Colpatria for several reasons:-Colpatria has a better city view. For those who enter the photography industry, Colpatria's photos are even more interesting. The points of interest are closer and easier to see. -Very little busy in Colpatria. We just finished Monserrate on Saturday and we are very busy. There is a long route up and down the cable car. After Monserrate, we went to Colpatria, where there were almost no people. There is even some information displayed there, providing some background for key attractions. If you have your zoom lens, you can get some good photos on the mountainside. On the downside, I've read that Colpatria's opening hours are inconsistent and unreliable. It would be a very different comment if we only found out that it was closed when we got there.

Although it was cloudy and rainy, it still didn't stop us from rushing up to the stands, the panoramic glass platform is well worth a visit

Torre Colpatria needs tickets to go up. Tickets are very cheap, only 5,000 pesos. The city scenery of Bogota standing above is all in my eyes. It is recommended to go at night to see the night view. Also remember to pay attention to the opening hours of this skyscraper, it is only open three days a week. do not miss it.

I love this place. I only wish there was a coffee shop on top. You can have a great view of the city.

It is the most prosperous area in Bogota, with an elegant environment and beautiful scenery. There are many historical buildings in the whole block. It is good to appreciate the cultural diversity and the performances of street artists.

Unbelievable, Bogota is not very big in this kind of scenery, and almost all of the city can be seen. The scenery is really beautiful.