Bogotá D. C., the Colombian capital, to bird flight. From down to upwards: (1) View towards the East, from the Great Simón Bolivar (the Liberator) Park. (2) Partial view from the East. (3) TransMilenio Station, the transportation system that mobilizes about two million passengers daily. (4) Works in the road nerve of the city. (5) Sanctuary of Monserrate, located in one of the Eastern hills that predominate in the urban landscape of this capital of eight million habitants. Forced site of tourism and peregrination, it is acceded there through a cableway system; also through a funicular, which is a species of train, or, for the most dared, on foot. The altitude is 2,600 meters on the level of the sea. (6) District La Candelaria, in the historical downtown. Its houses and streets date from centuries XVI and XVII. There they come together the past with its mysteries, the bohemian spirit of a restaurant under a diffuse and dim light, the romanticism of a route flanked by balconies and lantern lights, the elegance of its colonial architecture, the enchant of a guitar, the magic of a violin, the drumming of helmets of horse with the rattle of a carriage through paving stone routes...
