Bogotá
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Bogotá - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
One of Zona Rosa's hottest late-night destinations, Armando spreads over three levels and has something for everyone. Ground-floor DJs play Latin rhythms, while the middle floor tends to be retro or indie. Live bands sometimes play in the open-air garden area, while the top floor serves as chill-out area, with smooth, retro tunes.
Cuban salsa and spirit is embodied in this colorful Macarena club, which throbs to a tropical beat deep into the night. Great mojitos and a live salsa band on weekends make this one of the best nights out in the city.
Set on the top floor of the Click Clack Hotel, this cozy bar has spectacular views, great drinks, and delicious burgers. A DJ spins Thursday through Saturday night.
Thursdays to Saturdays, this trendy nightclub fills up with the well-heeled of Bogotá who dance to live DJs playing an international dance set. For a more relaxed atmosphere, head to the sister bar next door, Bier Market.
The clandestine speakeasy phenomenon didn't pass by Bogotá, as the Blind Tiger, ostensibly a small, open-air patio restaurant, reveals its true depths as a cocktail bar hidden behind a bookcase at the far end. Those who make a reservation via WhatsApp are given the password to enter the secret world, offering patrons a touch of intrigue, jazzy tones, and quality cocktails. Drinks are a mix of Prohibition-era classics---most notably the old-fashioned and the Sazerac---and much-loved house gin drinks. The kitchen serves up well-made bar standards like burgers, steaks, and nachos.
This is the story of a craft brewery gone big. Now with several bars around the city and 11 different beers, the Usaquen venue is always lively, with plenty of good brews on tap and a decent snack menu.
Stylishly modern, with exposed brick, heavy ceiling beams, and a bright, plant-filled terrace, Bruto is one of the coolest spots to start your evening. Equal parts tapas bar and live-music venue, the food is superb and smacks of Spain, and is backed up by a solid wine list and excellent cocktails. There are live bands Thursday to Saturday. Reservations advised.
Kukaramákara packs in the customers Thursday through Sunday; everyone is ready to enjoy live Colombian music, rum, and rumba. Arrive early (around 10 pm) to ensure a table.
Unobtrusive on a side street in La Candelaria, just a few blocks away from the historic center, lies one of Bogotá's great salsa institutions. Live bands play from Wednesday to Saturday and the party goes on deep into the night. Check the website for upcoming shows and prices.
Salto del Ángel plays rumba on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Dance on the outdoor patio or in the spacious indoor atrium.
An icon of the Bogotá club scene, this behemoth club takes up an entire block with five floors that encompass 13 different spaces, each with its own music. It is one of the biggest gay bars in the world, but is by no means exclusive, as everyone is welcome. There is a 35,000 peso cover charge, but that includes an open bar all night.
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