
Bogota, Colombia's capital is located in the center of the country, exactly the “cundiboyacense” plain of the eastern cordillera of the Andes, 2,640 meters above sea level. It is one of the great cities of Latin America, with an average temperature of 14 ° C, which can range between 9 and 22 º C. It is a city with eight million people from every corner of Colombia, as diverse as the entire country. Over the years it has become to be a big city, so those who visit say that is the Athens of South America, through its large public spaces, a good transportation system, which has the largest network of bike paths in Latin America, with lovely places recognized for their architectural contrasts.


Different recipes bind the city to the indigenous and
Spanish, to the mixture and the different influences that have marked the
palate as in the case of indigenous origin drink: “chicha”.
Places to visit
As one of the best preserved sites in Latin America, cultural sites also make history as more related to language such as: The Plaza de Bolivar, Chorro de Quevedo, churches where you learn not only of faith but of culture and history without forgetting the majestic hill of Monserrate "Mount in the shape of teeth." The diversity of internationally renowned museums including the Botero Museum, La Casa de la Moneda, La Casa Museo Quinta de Bolívar, among others. Theatre of great importance as the Teatro Colon which is the second in South America and the Teatro la Media Torta second outdoor theater and the first in South America, the best nights of bohemian living in the old Spanish designer bars of the Candelaria.
Various entertainment sites that a tourist should not
miss as the Torre Colpatria the
highest in Latin America, several museums known worldwide as the Gold Museum exhibiting objects from
pre-Columbian civilizations, the Planetarium
District,
the Botanical Garden, Maloka, T Zone, the Zona Rosa, El Parque de
la 93 and many others.
There are many places
to stay in Bogota: Families in the area for exchange students, and apartments,
nice places that should not be forgotten while in Bogota; Places of study and
practice:
the Luis Angel Arango Library is one of the largest in Latin America
has the best sound system in Latin America and the second most visited in the
world above New York, Beijing, Moscow and Paris according to the Dinners
Magazine.
Lower costs
Bogota- Colombia, besides being a good place to study the costs are more economical to visit than anywhere else in Latin America.
According to the NY Times, “the entire world now looks to Colombia as a place for vacation, conventions, adventure, culture, history”, says Luis Guillermo Plata, Colombia´s minister of tourism.
Bogota City´s striving spirit is on
full display Friday afternoons, when the city shuts down Carrera Septima
(Seventh Avenue), in the central business district, for its weekly pedestrian-
only Septimazo. The streets are filled with handicrafts, jugglers, men who make
their living polishing leather jackets and businessmen holding briefcases and
eating ice cream. The flashy Club de Billares Londres, with its chrome stairway
and brass lanterns hanging over its pool tables, is empty as it prepares for
another fashion shoot and film party.
OUR SCHOOL
Our training center is located in a typical house with Spanish architecture, just 2 blocks from the famous stadium: El Campin, in the famous neighborhood: Galerias.
The center has a special room for teachers, high-speed Internet connections with WIFI access, where you can prepare classes and study; a staffed cafeteria where teachers can always enjoy a hot cup of Colombian coffee and safe place where you can have your laptop.
The classrooms are equipped with comfortable tables and chairs that promote interactive learning.
Field trips are very important for us; students receive classes not just in the Center, but they also enjoy the shopping malls, the parks and the open classrooms, where they live the language and learn in a natural way.

