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Bogotá, My City, My Home continues to strengthen its position as a travel destination. Already known for its cultural attractions, historic heritage, culinary scene, and lively calendar of events, the city has earned further recognition with three of its hotels featured in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide selection, which celebrates excellence in hospitality.
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Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá and Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina Bogotá each earned One MICHELIN Key for the first time, while Hotel Casa Legado retained the distinction it had received in previous editions. Bogotá now has three properties in a selection that recognizes hotels for their design, quality of service, distinctive character, and overall guest experience.
The recognition is part of a nationwide selection of 11 hotels awarded MICHELIN Keys across Colombia, with properties in destinations including Cartagena, Medellín, Guatapé, Armenia, Bahía Solano, Barichara, Cali, and Palomino. Having hotels featured in this international guide helps raise Bogotá’s profile among domestic and international travelers looking for new places to explore.
The MICHELIN Guide recognition offers another opportunity to promote Bogotá as a travel destination and showcase its diversity, with experiences that bring visitors closer to the city’s heritage, culture, and identity.
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Food is also a key part of the Bogotá experience. Beyond its culinary offerings, the city hosts a year-round calendar of cultural and recreational activities, including festivals, concerts, and exhibitions. This variety gives both first-time and returning visitors plenty of ways to explore Bogotá and discover it from a fresh perspective.
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*This article was created using information provided by the Bogotá’s International Relations Office and curated by a journalist from Portal Bogotá. For suggestions, questions, or more information, visit Bogotá Te Escucha: https://bogota.gov.co/sdqs/
