Palacio Liévano through time

Bogotá 2005–2024 24 photos of this spot

24 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Bogotá, spanning 2005–2024. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

Taken in 2005, this photograph shows the National Capitol building in Bogotá, Colombia, seat of the Colombian Congress on the Plaza de Bolívar. Construction of the Capitolio began in the nineteenth century and continued over several decades.

Capitolio de Bogotá 01 2005 Taken in 2005, this photograph shows the National Capitol building in Bogotá, Colombia, seat of the Colombian Congress on the Plaza de Bolívar. Construction of the Capitolio began in the nineteenth century and continued over several decades.

Palacio de Justicia de Colombia en Bogotá 01 2005 Photographed in 2005, this image shows the Palacio de Justicia in Bogotá, Colombia, the building that houses the country's Supreme Court and Council of State. It stands on the Plaza de Bolívar alongside the National Capitol and other government buildings.

Palacio Liévano 2005 Palacio Lievano in Bogota, Colombia, photographed in 2005. Facing the Plaza de Bolivar, the building has served as the seat of Bogota's city government since the early twentieth century and remains a focal point of civic life.

Palacio de Justicia de Colombia en Bogotá 02 2005 Colombia's Palace of Justice in Bogota, photographed in 2005. The building was rebuilt after the original was destroyed during the 1985 siege by the M-19 guerrilla group, one of the most violent episodes in the country's modern history.

Plaza de Bolivar 2007 Plaza de Bolivar, the central square of Bogota named for South American independence leader Simon Bolivar, is surrounded by Colombia's principal government buildings.

Panoramica de Bogotá 2008 This 2008 photograph offers a panoramic view of Bogotá, Colombia, a city set on a high plateau in the Andes mountains. With millions of residents, Bogotá is South America's third-largest city and Colombia's political and economic hub.

Plaza de Bolivar, Bogota, Colombia S.A 2008 Another view across Plaza de Bolivar in Bogota, the square ringed by the Primatial Cathedral, the Palace of Justice, and the Capitolio Nacional, seat of the Colombian Congress.

Plaza de Bolívar (Bogotá, Colombia) 1 2008 Plaza de Bolivar in central Bogota was laid out soon after the city's founding in 1538 and was later renamed in honor of Simon Bolivar, whose statue stands at its center.

San Bartolomé del Centro 2009 Taken in 2009, this photograph shows the Colegio Mayor de San Bartolomé in downtown Bogotá, Colombia, one of the country's oldest educational institutions, founded during the colonial period. The school has occupied buildings near the Plaza de Bolívar for centuries.

Catedral Basílica Metropolitana de la Inmaculada Concepción en Plaza Simón Bolívar 2011 Bogota's Metropolitan Cathedral stands on the Plaza de Bolivar, the historic heart of the Colombian capital where the city's civic, religious, and political institutions have long converged. This photograph was taken in 2011.

Estatua de Bolívar Libertador en la Plaza de Bolívar 2011 The statue of Simón Bolívar at the center of Bogotá's Plaza de Bolívar, erected in 1846 as the first public monument in the city, is shown in this 2011 photograph.

La Catedral, Bogotá, Bogota, Colombia 2011 Rain sweeps over Bogotá's Plaza de Bolívar and its cathedral in this 2011 photograph of the Colombian capital's main square.

Plaza de Bolivar, Bogota, Colombia 2011 Plaza de Bolívar, the central square of Bogotá, Colombia, surrounded by the cathedral, city hall, and national capitol, is pictured in this 2011 photograph.

Plaza de Bolívar, con la estatua de Bolívar Libertador 2011 The bronze statue of Simón Bolívar, unveiled in 1846 at the heart of Bogotá's Plaza de Bolívar, anchors this 2011 photograph of the square named in his honor.

Plaza central simon bolivar 2012 Plaza de Bolivar, at the historic center of Bogota, has been the political and religious heart of the Colombian capital since colonial times. This photograph dates from 2012.

Vista desde el costado Nororiental, Plaza de Bolívar 2012 A view from the northeastern side of Bogota's Plaza de Bolivar, photographed in 2012, showing the square that has anchored the Colombian capital since its founding.

Plaza de Bolívar, Bogotá 2012 Named for independence leader Simon Bolivar, Bogota's central square is ringed by the Colombian Capitol, the primate cathedral, and the Palace of Justice. This photo was taken in 2012.

Plaza de Bolívar, Palacio de Justicia 2012 The Palace of Justice on Bogota's Plaza de Bolivar was rebuilt after the original building was destroyed during the 1985 siege by the M-19 guerrilla group. This 2012 photograph shows the reconstructed building.

Calles de Candelaria - Bogotá 2014 A street in La Candelaria, Bogotá's historic colonial district, photographed in 2014. Candelaria preserves much of the Spanish colonial-era architecture and narrow streets that mark the original center of the city, founded in the 16th century.

Panorámica Plaza de Bolívar Bogotá 2016 A panoramic view over the Plaza de Bolívar in Bogotá, Colombia, taken in 2016. Named for Simón Bolívar, the square has served as the political and religious heart of the Colombian capital since colonial times.

Bogota, Colombia 2017 A view of Bogotá, Colombia, from 2017. Founded in the sixteenth century, Bogotá sits on a high plateau in the Andes and serves as Colombia's capital and largest city.

Palacio Episcopal de Bogotá - 2 2023 The Episcopal Palace in Bogotá, Colombia, near Plaza de Bolívar, photographed in 2023. The building has long housed the offices of the city's Catholic archdiocese, standing beside Bogotá's cathedral on the square.

Vista aérea Bogotá desde Plaza Bolívar - 8 2023 An aerial view over Bogotá, Colombia, taken from around Plaza de Bolívar in 2023, the square at the historic heart of the Colombian capital, surrounded by seats of the country's legislative, judicial, and religious institutions.

Plaza de Bolívar - Bogotá - Colombia 2024 Plaza de Bolívar, the civic heart of Bogotá, Colombia, bordered by the national Capitol building, the Palace of Justice, and the city's cathedral. The square is named for independence leader Simón Bolívar. Photographed in 2024.