Bogotá part two, in photos:

Botero Museum in Bogotá where Botero houses his private collection including works by Chagall, Dali, Monet as well as his own.

We took a day trip to Zipaquirá to visit the Catedral de Sal, the Salt Cathedral. As its name suggests, it is a church built within a salt mine. However, it is a bit of a misnomer as it is not officially a cathedral, and any ceremonies (weddings, baptisms) celebrated here are not recognized officially by the church. Since everything is made of salt, the corridors, the structures, the alters, at any point if you took a taste of the wall it would be, well, salty.

La Candelaria neighborhood by night

Monserrate

Click here for a bike ride in Bogotá, a cathedral wall tasting and a panorama over Colombia’s capital.

A most delectable quiche Lorraine

I had been dreaming of salmon for months, and Julien took the unexpected opportunity to indulge in some blood sausage at the restaurant Sant Just.