They are series of sculptures in Bogotá, the capital of Colombia. The monument consists of 120 women in a total of 21 pillars, which opened in 1948 on the occasion of the IX Panamerican Conference on April 30, 1948. This led to the creation of the Organization of American States. (OEA).
This school is the oldest school in Bogotá.
This building replaced the old station built in 1887 and it was used to open the railway from Bogotá to Facatativa. Actually is the superintendency of ports and transport.
It has a central passage adorned with lanterns and benches, that starts at the sidewalk of the seventh street and continues toward the east until you reach the clock tower. This clock tower was donated by the Swiss Community in 1954.
Natural Museum is the oldest in the country and also one of the oldest in America. During two centuries has been dedicated to the preservation and dissemination of cultural values of the nation. It was and important Jail during 72 years.
A beautiful architectural place in which people enjoy bullfighting. This bullring is famous in Bogotá for all historic value. 
There is a large dome and it has a projection system that reproduces by electric means, optical and electromechanical celestial phenomenas. 
