Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble1/20Fresh French baguettes line the central bar of Mistral Pandaria Artesenal
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble2/20Old-school empanada eatery La Castaña hosts regular farmer's markets on weekends
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble3/20Old-school empanada eatery La Castaña hosts regular farmer's markets on weekends
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble4/20Camilla Curiel crafts her line of organic skincare products at new-age apothecary, Casa Ciclo
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble5/20Colorful murals on the deck of split-level taco bar Insurgentes
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble6/20On the third floor of Casa Cubo, shop old-school vinyl at record label, Three Little Birds
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble7/20At Salvo Patria, chef Alejandro Gutiérrez presents traditional Colombian recipes with the outpost’s house-made craft beer
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble8/20Select from small plates made with native ingredients like toasted almonds and braised palm hearts atop creamy avocado
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble9/20Indulge in a selection of sweets at Petunia, a blush-hued café dedicated to employing Bogotá’s transgender community
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble10/20Begin an evening cocktail crawl at Insurgentes, where fruity Mexican libations line the menu
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble11/20At Trama Casa de Creadores, designer Lia Samantha sketches designs for her line of vibrant Afro-Colombian skirts and dresses
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble12/20Upstairs, find natural cosmetics, soaps, and face mists by apothecary Alma de Coco
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble13/20At glitzy Café Bar Universal, join a crowd of revelers for live music and fruity sangria
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble14/20Nada, a convivial bookstore and publishing house, is the perfect outpost to browse Colombian literature
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble15/20Go to Rin Rin for late-night vinyl sessions and Bogotá's best cocktails
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble16/20During a stay at Casa Lėlytė, enjoy breakfast spread in a tangerine-tiled dining area retrofitted like a greenhouse
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble17/20Freshly-squeezed juice, scrambled eggs, and Colombian coffee round out the vegetarian breakfast
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble18/20Stay in one of four minimalist guestrooms, each with exposed sappan-wood floors and white-lacquered brick walls
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble19/20At Taller de Te, shop over 90 botanical tea blends made from ancestral Colombian herbs
Photo: Courtesy of Michaela Trimble20/20Feast on tortellini stuffed with gouda and indigenous arracacha root at Mesa Franca