From a pre-Colombian square with a long history of protests to a colossal bullfighting ring emblematic to Spanish influences in an urban jungle, spend a day navigating a city that breathes culture, along cobblestone streets with landmarks like the neoclassical Teatro Colón Bogotá. Head to Seventh Street past the stately presidential home Casa de Nariño, and pass along walls adorned with once-criminalized street art, reflecting the city’s diverse culture. Head to modern concrete cultural center Gabriel García Márques or the grand Luis Ángel Arango library, before escaping west to the bohemian La Macarena neighborhood to maneuver past artsy cafés and edgy galleries. End your day up the sacred mountain Monseratte, which dominates the Bogotá skyline.