Visit du quartier de la Candelaria, au center of Bogota. En plus d'être le coeur historique de la ville, c'est aussi étudiant a quartier populaire et très agréable à Parcour. Comme dans la plupart des Grandes villes, ces quartiers sont plus les Jolis et l'ambiance and est meilleur. Among the old colonial buildings, there is the administrative center of the country organized around the Plaza Bolivar, converted into a skating rink for the holidays. All around are the Palace of Justice, Congress and the Presidential Palace (Palacio Nariño) ... the police are more pervasive than ever!
Detour then by the Casa de Moneda, where were produced the old silver coins of English settlers, and now converted into a museum tracing its history. Then look at the foundation Botero located next door, which displays not only works of Colombian maestro but also part of his private collection he gave to his country (Picasso, Monet, Miro, Pissarro, and many others ...). We discover that occasion another paradox of Colombia's Fernando Botero when wanted to donate these works to his country, to offer him his first major collection of contemporary art, he estimated its value at more than $ 64 million . When the collection arrived in Colombia, the state wanted him to pay customs duties ... He refused, and they ended up accepting nonetheless the gift without any payment!
Visita del barrio Candelaria, in central Bogotá. Besides being the historical heart of the city, is also a popular area and very nice student travel. As in most large cities, these neighborhoods are the most beautiful and the atmosphere there is better. Among the old colonial buildings, found the country's administrative center organized around the Plaza Bolivar, transformed into a skating rink for the holidays. All around, find the Palace of Justice, Congress and the Presidential Palace (Palacio Nariño) police are more pervasive than ever!
After we passed the Mint, where coins were produced before the colons Silver English, and now converted into a museum that tells his story. Also
we take a look at the foundation Botero next door, where they are exposed not only the Colombian master works but also a part of his private collection he donated to his country (Picasso, Monet, Miro, Pissarro, and many others) . This time we discover another paradox of Colombia, when Fernando Botero wanted to give these works to their country, to offer its first major contemporary art collection, estimated its value to more than $ 64 million. When the collection arrived in Colombia, the state wanted to make him pay the customs duties ... he refused, and ended up accepting el sin ninguna retribución financiera gift!
After we passed the Mint, where coins were produced before the colons Silver English, and now converted into a museum that tells his story. Also
we take a look at the foundation Botero next door, where they are exposed not only the Colombian master works but also a part of his private collection he donated to his country (Picasso, Monet, Miro, Pissarro, and many others) . This time we discover another paradox of Colombia, when Fernando Botero wanted to give these works to their country, to offer its first major contemporary art collection, estimated its value to more than $ 64 million. When the collection arrived in Colombia, the state wanted to make him pay the customs duties ... he refused, and ended up accepting el sin ninguna retribución financiera gift!
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