It costs this to visit ‘Ugly Betty’s’ house in Bogotá: Where is it?

Just as fans from all over the world visit the facades of the homes of iconic characters such as those of Carrie Bradshaw from Sex and the city in New York and Kevin My poor angel In Chicago, the same thing happens with Betty’s.

It’s not to exaggerate, The Colombian series was broadcast at the time in 150 countries and in 25 different languages. It also had 20 adaptations in different countries such as the USA, Germany, Brazil, Belgium, China, among others.

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The difference in the cases of Carrie and Kevin’s houses with Betty’s is that you cannot enter the former, while the Colombian one does.
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Located on Carrera 18A #43A – 59, in the La Soledad neighborhood, Teusaquillo (Bogotá), The corner house that housed the fictitious Pinzón Solano family from 1999 to 2001 is open to the public.

And the best thing is that you don’t have to pay to enter. Admission is free. Betty fans will be able to recognize some of the decorations in the house that served as the set for the series, for example, paintings, furniture and the remembered fish tank.

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A cafeteria was also adapted in the house to invite visitors to stay longer to enjoy a coffee or bakery.

Note that Entry is only enabled from Monday to Saturday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Sundays and holidays it is closed to the public.

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The sequel to the series will premiere on July 19. And although there are few details about the development of the story, It is known that it will have the same cast as the 1999 production, plus new appearances such as Juanita Molina who plays Camila Mendoza Pinzón, Betty and Armando’s daughter.