I'll show you the city as it really is and take you to places that the tourist routes avoid. We'll visit the city's oldest cemetery, the flea market, and the Museum of Modern Art. We'll ride the TransMilenio, the city's above-ground metro system.

Bogotá's Central Cemetery is the oldest in the city. Alongside the tombstones of presidents, there are graves that people believe have miraculous powers.

The flea market (open only on Sundays from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM) is one of the busiest places in Bogotá. It attracts both antique lovers and those who are simply curious. You're unlikely to find anything of real value here, but you'll definitely soak up the spirit of the city and maybe even find an interesting trinket.

Mambo Museum of Contemporary Art: In addition to exhibition galleries, there are workshops, a library, and a bookstore. Let's talk about what currently drives and inspires Colombian art.

TransMilenio – high-speed buses that run on dedicated lanes and are linked into a single urban network by a system of enclosed stations and interchange points. It's the equivalent of an above-ground metro. Let's take it to go to the Paloquemao Market.