Museo del Oro
Bus stop · Bogotá
Bogotá, Bogota, Colombia
Highlights
Discover Bogotá’s Gold Museum, where over 30,000 shimmering treasures meet a rich tapestry of pre-Hispanic artifacts, all enhanced by engaging audio guides.
Discover Bogotá’s Gold Museum, where over 30,000 shimmering treasures meet a rich tapestry of pre-Hispanic artifacts, all enhanced by engaging audio guides.
"Bogotá’s museum of all things gold is one of Colombia ’s greatest treasures. Yet despite the name, you’ll find more here than just the precious metal. In addition to stunning displays drawing on a collection of more than 30,000 gold treasures, you’ll find highlights from the institution’s more than 20,000 artifacts of clay, textiles, and other materials that reveal the history of Colombia’s diverse pre-Hispanic cultures. Audio guides enhance the experience with information on the objects’ purpose and provenance that connects various periods and movements. The museum shop offers dazzling (if somewhat expensive) souvenirs fashioned by members of Colombia’s many indigenous nations. By Travesías"
"Bogotá’s museum of all things gold is one of Colombia ’s greatest treasures. Yet despite the name, you’ll find more here than just the precious metal. In addition to stunning displays drawing on a collection of more than 30,000 gold treasures, you’ll find highlights from the institution’s more than 20,000 artifacts of clay, textiles, and other materials that reveal the history of Colombia’s diverse pre-Hispanic cultures. Audio guides enhance the experience with information on the objects’ purpose and provenance that connects various periods and movements. The museum shop offers dazzling (if somewhat expensive) souvenirs fashioned by members of Colombia’s many indigenous nations. By Travesías"
"Bogotá’s museum of all things gold is one of Colombia ’s greatest treasures. Yet despite the name, you’ll find more here than just the precious metal. In addition to stunning displays drawing on a collection of more than 30,000 gold treasures, you’ll find highlights from the institution’s more than 20,000 artifacts of clay, textiles, and other materials that reveal the history of Colombia’s diverse pre-Hispanic cultures. Audio guides enhance the experience with information on the objects’ purpose and provenance that connects various periods and movements. The museum shop offers dazzling (if somewhat expensive) souvenirs fashioned by members of Colombia’s many indigenous nations. By Travesías"
