La Candelaria is the 17th municipality of the Colombian capital Bogotá.
With an area of 184 hectares and a resident population of about 24,000 people,
it is the smallest municipality in the capital.
La Candelaria is completely enclosed by the municipality of Santa Fe.
His name comes from the Catholic feast day of Mariä Lichtmess.
La Candelaria is the historical and cultural center of the city. Cobbled streets,
serene squares and brightly colored houses testify to its colonial heritage.
La Candelaria is one of the best preserved historic old towns in Latin America.
The district has a rich cultural life. There are numerous libraries, theaters and museums.
It is also home to many universities and government agencies.
Due to its attractiveness as a bohemian district of Bogotá,
La Candelaria is a popular gathering place for intellectual fringe groups
with predominantly literary, visual and musical activity or ambition,
and attracts many visitors throughout the year.
This is where the heart of nightlife beats and you are right in the heart of Bogotá.
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You can also find in La Candelaria or in the surrounding area:
Plaza de Bolívar, Bogotá's largest public square,
Casa de Nariño, official residence of the President of the Republic,
Catedral Primada Basílica Metropolitana de la Inmaculada Concepcion de María en Bogotá, Cathedral of the Primate of Colombia,
Casa de Moneda de Colombia, historical mint.
You should definitely go to La Candelaria on sunday, on this day the entries to the museums are free. Those who are not interested in museums can also visit every other day,
the historic old town, La Candelaria.
You should definitely visit some restaurants and try the typical kolumbinasche food.
Whether Ajiaco, Changua, Empanada or Arpea.
La Candelaria is also known for his party life in the evening and at night.
You will find many small bars that are open for you and offer many exciting faces.
Of course, a Free Food tour or Graffiti Tour may not be missing.
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