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Housed in a landmark 1946 building designed by Colombian artist-architect Santiago Medina Mejia, the Four Seasons Casa Medina boasts some of the most elegant rooms in the city - complete with beamed ceilings, hand-carved wooden furnishings, and fireplaces to cozy up to, no two rooms are alike. Steps from the buzzing financial district and the gourmet paradise of the Zona G, Casa Medina is an urban retreat for travelers with taste.
After a day of exploring the city, head to Castanyoles, the hotel's stylish Spanish bar and restaurant with a green house atrium perfect for languorous romantic evenings with a signature cocktail. For relaxation, check out the hotel spa, offering signature body treatments, facial treatments, massages, and more.
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Bogota
The Andean city of Santa Fe de Bogota, the capital city of Colombia, is where most visitors begin their experience in the country.
Founded in 1538 by Spanish conquistadors, Bogota lies at the Western base of a mountain range that includes the shrine-topped peaks of Monserrate and Guadalupe.
The city is set at 8,500 ft/2,600 m—if you fly in from a much lower elevation, take it easy for a day or two to adjust to the altitude. Allow three days to see Bogota's sights.
