Other events

On World Tourism Day, Bogotá invites you to discover the lesser-known corners of the city with the photographic exhibition "Tourism Hidden Treasures in the localities," which will run on September 27 at the Bolívar Square. This exhibition, beginning at 10:00 a.m., will highlight the cultural, natural, and architectural richness of Bogotá's 20 localities, highlighting the landscapes and little-explored places that make the capital a unique destination.

On September 27, Bogotá celebrates International Tourism Day with a weekend full of activities showcasing the cultural and historical richness of the city. One of the notable experiences is the bicycle caravan "Bogotá Tu Casa, Bogotá, Your Home," which will start at 9:00 a.m. at the International Center and end at Bolívar Square. This tour offers tourists, residents, and visitors a unique way to explore the city while enjoying the photo gallery "Tourism Hidden Treasures in the localities."

Immersive Disney Animation is an innovative celebration that takes you inside the best Walt Disney Animation Studios films, from their beginnings to today's beloved films with their ingenious and successful features.

Imagine coming into the Casita with Mirabel from Encanto and enjoying its music in Colombia, the land that inspired the film. Being at Pride Rock as Rafiki introduces Simba, surrounded by the animal kingdom as the sun rises.

Saturday, August 31, starting at 2:00 p.m., over 900 artists of all ages will take to the streets from La Santamaría Cultural Square along Carrera 7 to Calle 12 in the Manuel Murillo Toro building to celebrate one of the capital's most vibrant traditions.

The localities of Usaquén, San Cristóbal, Suba, Barrios Unidos, Los Mártires, Puente Aranda, Rafael Uribe Uribe and Sumapaz will showcase their colorful proposals as a result of community work that highlights the cultural richness, creativity, and diversity of the city.  

The second binational meeting Colombia - Costa Rica: new digital technologies, challenges and opportunities for the tourism sector, organized by the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, the Colombian Association of Travel and Tourism Agencies (ANATO) - Central Chapter, the TEC of Costa Rica and the Tourism Cluster of the Northern Zone of Costa Rica, will be held on September 12.  

Bogotá will host the First International Congress on Health Optimization (CIOS) on September 26th, which will be held at the Grand Hyatt Hotel. This event is designed to explore emotional well-being, healthy habits, physical health, and vitality, focusing on longevity and health optimization.

The congress will gather industry experts who will address key topics related to health improvement and knowledge sharing—an unmissable opportunity for those interested in advancing their understanding of holistic health and wellness.

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As part of the celebration of Bogota's 486th anniversary, the city invites you to enjoy the parade of classic and antique cars on August 31.

The event will start at 9:30 a.m. The route will begin at the parking lot of the Salitre Mágico Park and continue along Calle 63, Carrera 7, and Calle 134 until reaching its destination at the Paseo San Rafael Shopping Center.

The Gala of Recognition Award for Inclusive and Diverse Tourism in Bogotá is a joint initiative of Theatron and the Tourism Office of the Mayor's Office of Bogotá.

Come to the launch event of an exciting photo exhibition that tells the story of LGBTI people in Bogotá! This exhibition not only celebrates diversity but also brings an innovative strategy to strengthen memory processes around the city's organizations.

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Celebrate the diversity of people in Bogotá with our permanent photographic exhibition, a special highlight during Pride Month.

Join us for the launch of the exhibition "Dignas Biografías: lo personal hace memoria marikona y colectiva." At this event, you can enjoy the results of two creative workshops. During these workshops, several photographs from the Museum of Bogotá collections were artistically intervened to give visibility to LGBTIQ+ bodies and the locations where they have historically taken part in collective resistance movements.