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Tag: Bogota and Around

Overlooking Bogota at night
May 15

Bogotá: The Most Criminal City in the World? A poem.

Paul Fowler May 15, 2013

On reading that post by ole Richard McColl (An article that found itself rightly appalled By that excuse for news, the thing that quite filled Page upon page of that German rag, Bild), –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– I didn’t know whether to laugh, or to cry, At this perfect-pitched piece by our erudite guy, […]

Apr 10

How About an Independent Film and a Beer? – Cine Paraiso, Bogota

Paul Fowler April 10, 2013

You’d be forgiven for thinking there were restricted options for film lovers in Bogota. The ubiquitous, looming double C’s of Cine Colombia and the draw of the latest Hollywood blockbuster can leave you seeking all your cinematic delights in the confines of a mall. Overpriced popcorn, limited selection and a frankly ordinary experience await you. […]

Apr 09

What Lies Beneath: The Other Guatavita Secret. And Desserts.

Paul Giles April 9, 2013

So… –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– You probably know already that the Guativita Lagoon is said to be the birthplace of the El Dorado legend, and that it’s a beautiful, magical place to go have a sticky-beak at. There’s another Guatavita secret, though… Confusingly enough, Guatavita also refers to a – dare I use the […]

Mar 27

Latora Cuatro Brazos – Bogota’s best club?

See Colombia Travel March 27, 2013

Hidden away in Bogota’s Chapinero district you will find a gaudy red neon sign and a door leading to one of the city’s best places for a boogie. Latora Cuatro Brazos is frequented by Bogota’s trendies, party animals and a light smattering of fun-loving expats. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– One of the reasons why […]

Fundacion Rio Urbano Colombia Bogota
Mar 22

World Water Day 2013 in Colombia and Fundación Rio Urbano

See Colombia Travel March 22, 2013

If you’ve ever read this blog before, you will be well aware that we think living in Colombia as an expat is just about as good as it gets. Sure, we have gripes and complaints, but on the whole it’s a thoroughly enjoyable experience. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– However, for all the greatness that […]

Mar 14

Bogota – probably the best city in the world…

See Colombia Travel March 14, 2013

Recently, I was offered the opportunity to move to Medellin and experience Paisa culture from the point of view of a resident rather than a tourist. For someone who, on a whim, decided to stay in Colombia and abandon his life in London, I was genuinely surprised by how difficult I found the thought of […]

Mar 04

Irish Music in Colombia…or; What to do in Colombia for Australia Day.

Paul Giles March 4, 2013

Being Australian, on the 26th of January, I’m usually engaged in such patriotic activities as gambling, not working, and drinking litres of beer in the sun. However, this year I happened to be in Colombia. And, as we know, the best thing to do for Australia Day in Colombia is go to a Colombian Irish […]

Bogotá
Feb 26

House hunting Bogotá – Living in Colombia

Sarah February 26, 2013

Finding an apartment in Bogotá, a city of more than 9 million people, is no mean feat. The first month you might find yourself living in a hostel, then a share house in the Candelaria and then an apartment with other fellow travellers and friendly locals. But finding an apartment that you can call your […]

Feb 22

Weekend Getaways – Gotta Get Down to Guatavita, Santa Fe de Antioquia or Calima.

Paul Giles February 22, 2013

Well, after realising that I’ve indulged in a couple of rants this week, and that it is Friday… Friday, perhaps what I really need is a nice little weekend away. Luckily enough, Colombia, as always, has the goods in this department. Here are our tips on how to get out of the big smoke of […]

Feb 20

Neusa: My Not-Quite-Camping Trip

See Colombia Travel February 20, 2013

As someone who despises the idea of camping (this all stems from a slightly traumatic experience I had in Chile once, but which is far too long and emotional to go into right now), I was less than pleased when some of my friends suggested we go to Neusa to camp. By a lake. In […]

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