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Bogotá is the capital of Colombia, as well as its largest city. Nestled in the heart of the Andes, it features spectacular landscapes and history and is considered a must-stop destination for people requiring coliving accommodation. It’s rapidly becoming a hotspot for digital nomads seeking long-term and short-term stays. If you’re looking for a location where history meets urban development and a breathtaking landscape, you’ll love what Bogotá has to offer. There’s plenty of opportunity in Bogotá. With a population of almost 9 million people, it’s big—but hard to get truly lost. All you have to do is remember that the mountains sit to the city’s east. Bogotá is an ideal place to discover the balance between the old world and new world styles; it’s a meeting point between the peaceful pace of the past and the bustle of business in the present. Remote workers in Bogotá have established a community—you’ll find that remote worker collectives and hubs live here and the trend is for them to explore Bogotá together. Development in Bogotá is so rapid that smaller towns nearby have abandoned themselves to the city’s embrace. While there’s so much for you to explore here as a digital nomad, you’ll experience less variation in climate than you would elsewhere in the world. Get used to breathtaking views of mountains punctuated by fog beckoning you to further explore.

Here are some useful facts about Bogotá:
- Bogotá is home to the Gold Museum, where you can view pre-Hispanic art and other objects
- Bogotá has a centralized fresh fruit and vegetable marketplace in Paloquemao Square
- This city is known for its high-end shopping
- Colombia’s largest city hosts over 50 museums

If you’re a lover of history, world culture, and travel, it’s easy to see why Bogotá is a top choice for digital nomads looking for coliving options.