A replica of a dinosaur skeleton in a room that appears to be a museum. A large hall seen from above, containing various elements such as a dinosaur skeleton, a globe, interactive screens, escalators, and a giant glass ceiling. A giant metal cage containing a young man and a child covering their ears with their hands. A large hall showing a globe, escalators, and a large glass ceiling. A geometric figure composed of a black funnel with white stripes, simulating a black hole.
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In Bogotá, there is a leading and pioneering site propelling the country toward a knowledge society; hence its name: “Maloka,” the world’s first fully transparent and underground Interactive Science and Technology Center..

It comprises approximately 17,000 square meters of subterranean construction, housing all its services: nine themed interactive rooms; nearly 300 interactive modules; a giant-format dome theater, unique in South America; a 3D cinema with state-of-the-art digital sound; a store; a café; a restaurant; and parking, among others, in addition to the large surrounding public plaza 

It's a must-see in Bogotá, receiving an average of 198,000 visitors per year. The average entrance fee for 2026 is 46,200 Colombian pesos.

Maloka offers sensory and educational experiences through themed rooms such as the human body, the cosmos, and biodiversity, as well as hands-on laboratories and a digital planetarium. It also features a digital cinema and activities for all ages, promoting critical thinking and creativity.

📍 How to get there

If you are in Plaza de Bolívar (downtown Bogotá), you can get there as follows:

*By car or taxi: Head north on Carrera 9 to Calle 26 (Avenida El Dorado). From there, head west to Carrera 50. Turn south onto Avenida La Esperanza (Calle 24) and continue west to Carrera 68D.