Transmilenio

durito says on Dec 27, 2007, 21:38:

The transmileno on Avenida Jimenez has a stop at the Museo del Oro. You can walk from there anywhere in La Candelaria.

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jjperil84 says on Dec 27, 2007, 22:03:

Thanks! so you get off at the Avenida Jimenez stop, or at the Museo del Oro stop?

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LaMovidCh(u)eca says on Dec 28, 2007, 00:26:

Get off at Museo del Oro.

For Quinta de Bolivar it's the next stop, Las Aguas, although both stations are within walking distance.

El Museo Nacional is a bit more to the North, it's more convenient to go off at Calle 26 stop:
http://www.ciudadmovil.com.co/q/mod/mapa/bogota.php
http://www.museonacional.gov.co/mapa.html

Enjoy your explorations!

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juanalejo says on Dec 28, 2007, 18:06:

The only church that charges admission is Santa Clara which is actually a Museum. Worth paying and not much, maybe $2,000 or so.

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Robert Jorge says on Dec 28, 2007, 19:58:

If you don't mind walking, every place I have been to on your list are within reasonable walking distance of each other. Parks, museums, Candelaria, Centro, etc are all within walking distance. The Hotel Tequendama is a good place "to land", and then go north, east, or south and you can get to anything you listed.

BEWARE of gold diggers.

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Robert Jorge says on Dec 28, 2007, 20:00:

Just be aware of pickpockets and such. Candelaria and centro can get a little seedy at night. No big deal, but I wouldn't get plastered at a bar in barrio Candelaria, and then stagger through the neighborhood at 2am. Just use normal precautions, same as a street-wise person would use in Miami or Chicago.

BEWARE of gold diggers.

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jatoler says on Dec 30, 2007, 17:15:

All of these places are less than a 15 to 20 min walk from each other. In fact I walked from Monserate to Museo del Oro (the temporary one) and to the presidential palace failry quickly so just pick one stop and go from there.

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