Flight Lyon Bogota : Airline ticket

Linked to the Sun and the gods, gold held a special place in pre-Columbian civilisations. Immerse yourself in Colombia's past with a visit to the Gold Museum, which boasts the world's largest collection of objects forged from this precious metal. From jewellery and cult objects to everyday tools and clothing, these magnificent pieces bear witness to the degree of refinement achieved by the indigenous civilisations that fashioned them.

This dynamic district embodies Bogotá's revival, with an artistic and trendy atmosphere far removed from the clichés sometimes associated with the city. You can admire the works on display in the contemporary art galleries, indulge in a shopping spree in the most avant-garde boutiques, and finish off with a gourmet or convivial break in a trendy restaurant or café.

Dynamic and trendy, Bogotá is a hotbed of street art in Latin America. The city is full of magnificent murals and graffiti. Guided tours are organised to discover the streets where artists have given free rein to their creativity, admire the best examples of urban art, and learn more about the social and political messages they convey.

At an altitude of 3,152 metres, Cerro de Monserrate dominates Bogotá. You can easily reach the summit by taking the funicular railway, and enjoy a breathtaking view of the whole city. A basilica was built at the top of the mountain, and still attracts the faithful. There are a number of restaurants where you can enjoy a gourmet break with your loved ones, family or friends.

You can also discover Colombian culture by attending a traditional dance show. Cumbia, which is danced all over the world, was born of the meeting of pre-Columbian, African and European cultures. Rhythmed by the sound of the drums, carried by the flute and the gaitas, carefully choreographed and enlivened by its colourful costumes, Cumbia fascinates and enchants spectators.