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Alto de los Patios offers countless dining options to enjoy Bogotá's sporting atmosphere. The area is usually very busy.

The Monserrate Hill viewpoint offers a breathtaking view of all of Bogotá, perfect for enjoying at sunrise or sunset. The climb is challenging due to the steep incline, but it's well-marked and a very popular experience among hikers. Wear shoes with good traction and bring a light jacket, as it tends to be cooler and windy at the top.

The cable car is currently closed. So, either take the funicular or walk.

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Any cyclist passing through Bogota must do the Guadalupe climb. Great view from the top, in fact the same as from Cerro Montserrate, but without the tourists and the satisfaction of having crossed the 3000 m by bike. Very little used road with very good asphalt on a good part of the climb. The last 2 km, a little less rolling with the strongest %, but would pass without problem with 23/25 min tires. I did it by mountain bike.

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A visit to Bogota without a climb (alternatively: cable car) to the Cerro de Monserrate is like a meal without desert. However, the mountain's height of 3,152 m above sea level should be taken into account, which can make the climb very difficult for inexperienced people. You will be rewarded with a fantastic view of the mega-metropolis of Bogota and the Andean cordillera to the west of the city. The neighboring mountain, the 3,360 m high Cerro de Guadalupe, appears very close. It is particularly beautiful to watch the sunset from up there. Attention: The Cerro is often shrouded in high fog! If you walk from the Basilica del Tenor de Monserrate through the many stalls to the summit area of the mountain, you have a very beautiful view of the surrounding mountains in the east, which are wooded high up to the summit (tree line approx. 3,500 m above sea level). It is much quieter in the summit area than on the platform in front of the basilica.