Direct flights to Bogota

A picturesque city, it is known for its colonial architecture, its collection of pre-Colombian gold art and splendid colonial churches. It is also a city of futuristic architecture, modern highrises, brilliant museums, and skyscrapers.

Bogota is one of South America’s largest cities with a population of over 7 million people and the center of Columbia’s financial and political industries.

Once a city notorious for its crime, Bogota has recently undergone a transformation with much improved security and a campaign to make the city safer for its residents and visitors.

Find a direct flight to Bogota

El Dorado International Airport, located in Bogota, is the largest airport in Colombia. The airport offers almost 100 direct connections to airports around the world. In the list below we present some of the most popular routes – please follow the links to see all flight options from each airport.

From North and South America

• Direct flights from Panama City (PTY) to Bogota (BOG)
• Direct flights from Miami (MIA) to Bogota (BOG)
• Direct flights from Mexico City (MEX) to Bogota (BOG)
• Direct flights from Lima (LIM) to Bogota (BOG)
• Direct flights from Quito (UIO) to Bogota (BOG)

From Europe

• Direct flights from Madrid (MAD) to Bogota (BOG)
• Direct flights from Barcelona (BCN) to Bogota (BOG)
• Direct flights from Paris (CDG) to Bogota (BOG)
• Direct flights from London (LHR) to Bogota (BOG)
• Direct flights from Frankfurt (FRA) to Bogota (BOG)

What to experience in Bogota

Founded in the 1500’s Bogota is situated 8,500 feet above sea level with a lovely backdrop of the Cordillera Mountains. A vibrant and cosmopolitan city, Bogota is full of interesting museums, historic buildings, cultural festivals and gourmet restaurants.

Head to La Candelaria for some beautiful colonial architecture, pavement cafes, churches and museums. The Museum of Modern Art houses sculptures, paintings and photographs from notable Latin American artists and screens several films in its cinema daily.

The Catedral Primada located on the Plaza de Bolivar is a stunning neoclassical building dating back to the 1500’s and the birth of Bogota. For some breathtaking views of the city, take a cable car or the funicular railway to the top of Cerro de Monserrate, the mountain which overlooks Bogota at a height of over 10,000 feet.

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Bogota – weather and climate

The climate in Bogota is very mild, especially if you are arriving from the heat, humidity, or the freezing weather of ice, snow and cold, the climate is great. The climate is temperate, but considerable variations in temperature can occur during the day, with warm sunny mornings and cold nights.

The average temperature is around 14.4° C (58° F) all year round dropping to about 9° C at night and rising to around 18° C and higher when sunny. In the rainy season, there is less difference between day and night temperatures. The main dry season lasts from December to March, and the wettest months are April and October.