Monday to Saturday:
12:00pm a 11:30pm
Box Office Closure: 10:30pm
Sundays:
10:00am a 4:30pm
Box Office Closure: 5:30pm
Monday holidays:
No availability
Only Funicular.
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Cable car
History
The building of the Cable car to Monserrate started on August 13, 1953 and was inaugurated on September 27, 1955, with its large windows on all sides, offering an imposing view of the Hill that contrasts with …
Safety
The Cable Car is a means of transport by cable that consists of two cabins with the capacity to transport up to 40 people, these cabins travel suspended in the air and are transported by cables and are powered by electrical energy…
Restrictions
To make your visit pleasant and have no inconveniences, remember that we have the following restrictions.
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How to get here?
Walking
If you are downtown, you must walk headed to the Quinta de Bolivar and once you are there, continue walking 300 meters approximately towards the eastern hills of Bogota. There you will find the Funicular station.
You can also find the best route in the following link.
By Car
If you wish to share this plan with your family or friends by car, we recommend you to take Circunvalar Avenue in any direction, other suggested roads are 26th Avenue and 19th Avenue. Right in front of the Monserrate station, you will find different public parking spots where you can park your vehicle.
By Public Transportation
If you are using Transmilenio, you can get here from anywhere in the city. You must take a bus that says AGUAS or UNIVERSIDADES. You will identify them because the bus number also has a letter, in this case, J for example J24, J23, J72, these routes will stop at the stations Aguas or Universidades. Once you go to any of those two stations, you will be very close to Monserrate hill, you can get there walking (10-15 minutes), take a taxi, a taxi should charge you approximately between $5000 to $6000 Colombian pesos.
In the following link, you can check out the different routes available in the city.
From the Airport
If you are arriving from another country or city, please make sure you take a registered taxi from the airport. Monserrate is a very popular and known place in Bogota, most taxi drivers know how to get there.
The address is Carrera 2nda Este #21-48 Cable Car and Funicular Station, close to the Quinta de Bolivar Museum and the University of Los Andes. The most common road to get there is the 26th Avenue and the Circunvalar.