Museo Botero del Banco de la Republica, Bogota

Great "surprise find"... walking in Candelaria. Very nice art collection featuring sculptures and paintings from Colombian Master Fernando Botero. The museum is inside a beautiful Colonial Mansion (worth visiting on its own) Entry is FREE And they have very knowledgeable Guides... also for free... Loved finding this place

Perfect if you want to spend a small amount of your being in Bogota for very interesting and indeed very funny art investment. And investment means your attention, entrance is free. ;) It's chilly with a nice atmosphere and, if you are really interested in arts, coming up with surprises. In second floor you will find a selection of world famous artist like Monet, Renoir, Dali, Picasso and more. It's not too much, so definitely worth a visit!

A must-see in Bogota! Free to enter and extremely easy to navigate. The Botero is filled with gorgeous pieces and sculptures. Note - it was extremely crowded, although I visited on a holiday. Highly reccommend seeing.

Small but amazing, charming, relaxed, understated museum that features a large collection of Botero paintings and sculptures along with a rotating collection (which featured works by Picasso, Monet, Matisse, Dali on my visit in Dec 2017). VERY well curated. I haven't enjoyed a museum this much in a long time. Tips: it's free. There are other museums very close by in the same complex worth checking out. Nice cafes, guest shops and central courtyard. You could probably see all the museum in 1hr., but it's also a wonderful place to soak in for hours. Gift shop on the 1st floor courtyard has a good selection (mostly Botero) or prints, t-shirts, postcards, mugs, etc.).

If you love art you can't miss this place in your visit to Bogota!!! Absolutely a must for art lovers and enthusiasts. Because right there in the same complex of the Botero museum you also find the Museum of Art and the Museum of Coin. Amazing collections from very important artists like Picasso, Dali, Renoir, Botero, etc. On display for any and all to see. And the best part, the three museums are for free 365 days a year! A must see!