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The Museo del Chico isn’t just for kids—it’s a full-sensory playground of imagination! Every exhibit begs you to get your hands dirty: climb through cardboard castles, build tiny cities with blocks, even craft your own pottery. Kids giggle nonstop, while grown-ups rediscover their inner child, laughing alongside them. Best part? It’s totally free—and right in the heart of downtown, walkable from everywhere. Want a fun, meaningful way to fill a day? This is it. You’ll leave with smiles—and kids begging, ‘Can we come back tomorrow?’
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Hotel El Dorado Bogotá is a top choice, located just 1.5 km from Museo del Chico, offering child-friendly amenities including an indoor pool and dedicated family suites. Its prime location provides easy access to Parque Simón Bolívar, perfect for family outings. Nearby attractions include children’s themed restaurants and craft workshops, ideal for immersive cultural experiences.
Another excellent option is Hotel NH Collection Bogotá Centro, situated near Av. Caracas business district with convenient transportation links. It features free parking, 24-hour concierge service, and spacious rooms suitable for families. Both hotels are praised for safety, cleanliness, and value-for-money, making them ideal bases for visiting Museo del Chico.
HopeGoo in advance is strongly recommended—especially during weekends or holidays—to secure preferred room types and rates.
After visiting Museo del Chico, head to Parque Simón Bolívar for expansive green spaces and interactive outdoor play zones. Children can explore art installations and nature trails, while nearby Zoológico de Bogotá showcases native species like Andean bears and parrots.
Visit the historic Callejón del Pueblo alleyway for traditional craft markets and live children’s theater performances based on local legends, offering immersive storytelling experiences. For deeper engagement, join the museum’s Family Discovery Tour, featuring hands-on activities such as crafting folk toys and painting traditional motifs—perfect for learning through play.
These experiences are all within walking distance, low-cost or free, and ideal for families seeking authentic, educational fun in Bogotá.
From Museo del Chico, walk about 5 minutes to the Calle 80 Estación station of the TransMilenio bus system. Take Line 1 or Line 3 directly to Av. Carrera Séptima central district—journey takes around 15 minutes.
For greater comfort, use ride-hailing apps like RappiCar or Didi; the trip takes about 10 minutes and costs $3–$5 USD. Alternatively, rent a bike from BiciBogotá near the museum and ride to Plaza de Bolívar in approximately 20 minutes, passing through El Retiro Park with scenic views and street art along the way.
All options provide efficient access to downtown, connecting easily to major sites like Catedral Primada and Museo de Arte Moderno, offering flexible and sustainable travel choices.
Yes! Café El Rincón del Chico, tucked in a side alley near the museum, is a must-visit with its whimsical fairy-tale decor inspired by Bogotá’s folk tales. Colorful murals, wooden furniture, and stained-glass windows create a magical atmosphere perfect for photos.
Their signature drink, "Típica del Chico", blends local coffee beans with chocolate and vanilla, served with handmade pastries loved by families. The café also features a kids’ creative corner with crayons and paper, encouraging spontaneous art—ideal for playful, interactive shots.
Another great spot is La Silla del Cielo, located at the entrance of Parque Simón Bolívar, offering panoramic terraces with sweeping city skyline views—perfect for family portraits or time-lapse videos. Both cafés provide free Wi-Fi and outlets, making them ideal for relaxing and capturing memories after visiting the museum.
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