Name: House - Museum Quinta Bolívar
Address: Cl. 21 #4-30, BogotÃ¡, Cundinamarca, Colombia, CO
Telephone: +57 1 3366410

House - Museum Quinta Bolívar is a museum, located at Cl. 21 #4-30, Bogotá, Cundinamarca, Colombia. They can be contacted via phone at +57 1 3366410, visit their website www.quintadebolivar.gov.co for more detailed information.

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Cl. 21 #4-30, Bogotá, Cundinamarca

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Added by Jopie, at 17 August 2015

Monday Closed
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

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Anonymous

11 March 2018

Sadly no wheelchair access.. :( thats why only 4stars.the house and the garden is beautiful.
Anonymous

14 September 2017

Interesting museum of Colombian history. Worth the stop if you're heading up to Montserrat, just a couple blocks from the teleferico/funicular station.
Anonymous

19 June 2017

Nice place! Awesome architecture and what a piece of history! It is a place for history lovers nonetheless the gardens are beautiful! You can always visit this place. It is near Andes' University and Varietale coffee shop! Also near monserrate!
Anonymous

29 May 2017

Un lugar maravilloso e histórico! Excelente plan
Anonymous

25 May 2017

Un lugar muy bonito para conocer parte de nuestra historia política
Anonymous

12 May 2017

A pesar de que Simón Bolívar vivió poco en ella, conserva mobiliario y un pedazo de la historia latinoamericana. Hermosos jardines y una casa colonial en excelente conservación harán de la visita a este lugar una experiencia inolvidable.
Anonymous

16 March 2017

É como voltar no tempo
Interessante essa visita, pois a maioria dos cômodos da casa está intacta, com as peças originais da época. Você pode andar por entre os cômodos e imaginar as pessoas , os serviçais e o próprio Bolivar - é como voltar no tempo mesmo
Anonymous

02 March 2017

It would be hard to overstate the importance of this beautiful home to Latin America's history. While Simon Bolivar was rarely a sedentary man, this was his home and where he laid his head for some time. As the liberator's importance to this region's history is profound, so is the importance of this place that helps give context to the exploits of the man--both political and romantic--and just helps one step into the time with excellent reproductions of what the house likely looked like in the 19th century when it was occupied by Bolivar. Also, the garden is exquisite and probably my favorite in Latin America (see my two photos). It threads the needle quite well between being, on one hand, curated, and on the other a wild collection of the incredible flora endemic to this northern Andes.
This is truly a must do for the historically inclined or for the lover longing for a place of sheer romance. House Quinta de Bolivar is your place.
An English tour guide via a set of headphones is available for a nominal fee.
Anonymous

08 February 2017

Bella casa museo de época llena de objetos personales del Libertador. Vale mucho la pena
Anonymous

04 June 2016

For history lovers, to be be in this magnificent house is a to live in history. This museum house is setup such that get a perfect idea of how daily life moved in this house. Don't miss this one. And come with plenty of time to read, but also to enjoy the luscious gardens and time to take in its meaning in the middle of the city.
Anonymous

24 August 2015

It was interesting but you have to get the audio guide to really get any sense of what you're looking at. Otherwise its just looking at some rooms in the main house with small plaques giving you a 1/10 of the info you get from the audio guide. The garden was cool on its own without the history. Bolivar also did not stay here many days but it does have a good amount of history packed in those days. I was actually reading his life story at the time completely coincidently. It's a long read and I had not planned a trip to Colombia when I started. I was in the area and thought it would be fun since I was reading his bio. I think that made my experience much better and interesting than had I no clue about the craziness that was the South American revolutions. Worth it if you like this kind of stuff.