Plaza de Bolivar
Introduction
Bolivar Square is Bogota's central square, Colombia's political and historical core, in La Candelaria old city center. This broad square has been the city center since colonial times; in the center stands a bronze statue of Liberator Simon Bolivar. Around it are Colombia's most important buildings—solemn, grand: on one side the grand Bogota Cathedral (Neoclassical), on another the stately Congress (Colombian Congress), plus the Palace of Justice (Supreme Court) and Lievano Palace (Bogota City Hall), each with historical and architectural significance. Pigeons flutter, citizens and visitors gather; sometimes rallies and events. As a symbol of Colombian state power and the center of Bogota's old city, Bolivar Square is a core stop to feel the city's history and link old-city landmarks—visit by day, watch belongings.
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Any practical tips for visiting Plaza de Bolivar?
Center on Bolivar Square to link La Candelaria old-city landmarks. The Cathedral, Congress etc. around the square are solemn and grand.



