If you want to enjoy relatively safe weather, it's best to visit Bogotá between December and March. The weather in the city is known to be quite cool throughout the year, so be sure to bring warm clothing. This time of year is also bustling with various festivals and cultural events.

Bogotá has a lot to offer, from culture to natural beauty. Don't miss a visit to La Candelaria, the historic district of the city. Additionally, the Gold Museum (Museo del Oro) and Monserrate are two iconic places in Bogotá that are famous among tourusts. If you're into art, then the T Zone is the right place for interesting galleries and restaurants.

While in Bogotá, you certainly shouldn't miss the opportunity to try arepas, empanadas, and, of course, the famous Colombian coffee. In La Candelaria and the G Zone, you'll find a variety of restaurants offering traditional and international cuisine.

3 days are enough to visit some of Bogotá's main attractions like La Candelaria, Monserrate, and Museo del Oro, but not enough to explore everything the city has to offer in-depth. It provides a good initial overview of Bogotá.

Public transportation like TransMilenio is one of the most efficient ways to get around Bogotá. However, if you feel uncomfortable with crowds, another option is to use taxis. Remember to always use official taxis and check the fare before starting your journey.