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Huellas & Café

Huellas & Café opened its doors in March 2024 as a specialty coffee shop, where we are not only passionate about high-quality coffee but also about pets. We have designed a cozy, unique and perfect space that is perfect for enjoying the best and delicious cup of coffee, while spending time with furry friends.

At our Coffee and Pet Shop, we delight the senses with a variety of drinks. We serve our customers different profiles of 100% Colombian specialty coffees, certified by the Colombian Coffee Denomination of Origin.

Niebla colombian specialty coffee

Niebla Colombian Specialty Coffee is a space dedicated to creating sensory experiences through high-quality coffees of traceable origin. Located in Bogota, its proposal focuses on highlighting the exclusive profile of each coffee, telling the stories behind the producers and the regions of Colombia. In its modern and cozy environment, visitors can enjoy different preparation methods that enhance the flavor, acidity, and body of each bean.

Primo Ceviche

At Primo Ceviche, you can experience authentic Caribbean flavors and enjoy some of the best ceviche in this region, transporting you to the seashore. We offer 6 types of ceviches, combining local flavors to create a unique experience for your palate.

Farmer for a day

 

Live and experience different agritourism practices in Bogotá and/or in the region, very close to the city and enjoy all that nature has to offer.

Meeting Point: 

  • Portal del Tunal, if the experience takes place in Usme.
  • 3 Elefantes, if the experience takes place in San José de Rioseco or Machetá.
  • Portal Norte, if the experience takes place in Chía.

Includes:

Architecture and Tourism in Bogotá

Discover the beauty of Bogotá's architecture, which was influenced by colonial styles as well as French, German, English, and modern designs. Guided by an architect, you'll explore renowned tourist sites in our city, including Parque de la 93, Zona Rosa, Zona G, Usquén and its famous Flea Market, and La Calera.

 

This tour is entirely interactive, with stops to learn about various points of interest along the way.

Includes:

Tero Saarinen Company, Finland - “Third Practice” - Concept and choreography: Tero Saarinen. With the participation of the Helsinki Baroque Orchestra and the Bogotá Baroque Ensemble

Third Practice is a dance work that explores significant changes in values and perspectives. Claudio Monteverdi's revolutionary "Madrigals" are reinterpreted through the talents of dancers and musicians, including tenor Topi Lehtipuu and virtual soprano Núria Rial. In this performance, the dancers of the Tero Saarinen Company collaborate with the Helsinki Baroque Orchestra and the Bogotá Baroque Ensemble, creating a memorable fusion of contemporary dance, live music, and opera.

How to get there?

Joshua Bell, violin, United States - with the pianist Peter Dugan

With a career spanning nearly four decades, Grammy-winning violinist Joshua Bell is one of the most acclaimed musicians of our time. He has performed with major orchestras and collaborated with artists across various genres. Bell remains active as a soloist, chamber musician, recitalist, conductor, and music director of the Academy of St Martin in the Fields.

Fado Festival 2024 - Co-production of Alto e Bom Som and Everything is New - Raquel Tavares

The Fado Festival is returning to Bogotá on November 9 and 10, 2024! This year, the festival will feature two outstanding artists of traditional Portuguese music: António Zambujo on November 9 and Raquel Tavares on November 10. The central theme of the festival is "Fado and Freedom," in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Carnation Revolution.

National Symphony Orchestra of Colombia and National Choir of Colombia: Requiem by Giuseppe Verdi - Conductor: Gábor Hollerung, Hungary

The National Symphony Orchestra of Colombia and the National Choir of Colombia, under the direction of Hungarian conductor Gábor Hollerung—winner of the Liszt Ferenc Choir Conducting Competition—will perform one of the most significant non-operatic works by the renowned Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi: the 'Requiem Mass.' This piece premiered in 1874 in honor of Alessandro Manzoni, a writer and poet who, like Verdi, was a symbol of nationalism and unity for his country.