This is an interesting museum, covering the history of Colombia as it relates to the use of gold. I liked the exhibits, and this is a very nice museum. It may not be everyone's cup of tea. But I was with a tour guide who definitely knew what he was talking about. So that helped a lot. Overall, I would definitely recommend anyone visiting Bogota to stop by this museum. I definitely enjoyed my visit.

Very well done museum. Enough to look at especially representations to explain pieces in 3rd floor. Second floor showing pieces from different regions was a little overwhelming given our limited time. I’d go again just for better look at 2nd floor. Make sure to see the 5-7 min display in the theater. It was so cool.

It's a great museum. In terms of the grandeur of the collection on par with the Larco Museum in Lima. The Metropolitan Museum collection of Central American gold (which has a few excellent pieces and is probably the best one in the US) is not even close. The admission is CLP 5000 (~$1), seniors free.

Wonderful museum about the history of gold mining and golden artifacts of various areas of Colombia. Nice presentation of the historical usage of golden artifacts by chamans, connecting to spiritual beliefs of local tribes. Well explained different techniques they used alongside centuries to work with gold.

The museum is centrally located and not far from Plaza de Bolivar. It has many floors of fantastic gold and other metal exhibits. It is a fair price and has options such as an audio guide or a personal guide to show you around. Or, you can just wander by yourself if you wish. I do recommend visiting Lake Guatavita first, as you will have a better understanding of the indigenous people who made and wore the gold jewellery and how the gold ties in to the ceremonies at the lake from ancient times.

Man alive for gold. Lots of gold to drool over throughout history. Very well presented and well lit. You can photograph whatever you see. The museum is operated by the Banco de la Republica (Central Bank of Colombia).

This place was a pleasant surprise. We had a day to kill in Bogota on the way to fish for peacock bass so we spent a day at the museum and wandering around the area. Great experience and a pleasant surprise for me. The area also has fun shopping and food vendors

Probably the most visited place in Bogota and perhaps Colombia overall. Lots of beautiful, historic pieces. The intricacy and detail of some are incredible. There are also a couple of the statues from San Agustin and from one of the tombs in Tientendtro. It's not a huge place but you will need a minimum of an hour. There are explains for each cabinet in both Spanish and English and its only 5,000 COP entry.

Well worth a visit,very nice informative and beautiful collection of different gold artifacts from the old eras of Colombia. Its well worth spending an hour or two. Entrance is just 5000 pesos

Amazing deep dive into pre-colonial history, shown through the largest collection of gold artifacts in the world. Such beautiful artwork - leaves you wondering how much was lost to the Spaniards. Audio guide is very helpful.