Event Rooms in Bogota

Due to its location near the Autopista Norte, Av 19 and Calle 100, getting around the city from Lancaster House is always easy.  Here are some suggestions of places that may interest you.  If you need any help organizing tours or trips, make sure to contact our concierge:

Shopping Centers:
Unicentro: Carrera 15 with calle 122
Centro Andino: Zona Rosa
Hacienda Santa Bárbara: Carrera 7 with calle 116
Atlantis Plaza: Zona Rosa
Santafé: Autopista Norte with calle 200
Bulevar Niza: Avenida 127 with Avenida Suba
Metrópolis: Avenida 68 with calle 100

Hospitals:
Clínica Barraquer: Calle 100 with Avenida 19
Hospital Reina Sofía: Avenida 127 with Autopista
Fundación Santa Fe: Carrera 7 with calle 116
Clínica Country: Carrera 15 with calle 84

Restaurant and Bar Districts:
Parque 93: Carrera 12 y 13 with calle 93
Zona Rosa / Zona T: Calle 82 with carrera 12
Zona G: Carrera 5 between calles 67 y 74
Usaquén: This is an old town that was absorbed by the city.  Here, colonial houses have been turned into restaurants offering local and international cuisine.  On Sunday, a colorful flea market is opened, where you can find all sorts of treasures.

Museums:
Colección Botero: Artwork donated by Botero includes his own work and that of other renowed artists 
Gold Museum: Beautiful museum showcasing the wonderful gold work done by natives before the Spanish conquest 
National Museum: Excellent art museum. It usally has travelling exhibitions such as Rembrant, and other masters.  
MOMA: Modern art museum 
Quinta de Bolívar: House of Simon Bolivar.  It allows you to see how life was at the time of the Colombian independence from Spain.

Other:

• Salt Cathedral: Located 49 kilometers north of Bogota.  This is the only cathedral built inside an old salt mine.
• Monserrate: Is the perfect place for a scenic view of Bogota.  Originally founded in 1640 as a Monastery, today you can also find shops as well as San Isidro restaurant. Access to Monserrate is via cable car. 
• Ciudad Salitre: These neighborhood offers an amusement park, a water park, the children’s museum, and Maloka (science museum)
• La Candelaria: is the historical part of the City.  In it you may observe many colonial style dwellings, as well as the Teatro Colon, the Luis Angel Arango library (the most visited public library around the world), La Casa de la Moneda, Botero Museum, the house of Simon Bolivar, Bolivar Plaza (which is the heart of the city and the national government)
• La Calera, Guatavita and Sopo: Located northeast of the city, these three towns allow you to get acquainted with Andean life while you enjoy beautiful scenery with tall mountains and several lakes.