Andino is a high-end mall, so prices reflect the premium brands available. Credit cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash for smaller purchases is useful. Security is strict, ensuring a safe shopping experience. Dress casually but neatly, as the mall caters to an upscale clientele. Weekends and evenings can be busy, so visiting during weekdays allows for a more relaxed shopping experience.

Located in Bogotá’s Zona T, Andino is easily accessible by taxi or ride-hailing services. The nearest TransMilenio station is "Héroes," about a 10-minute walk away. Many nearby hotels offer easy access to the mall, and visitors can combine their trip with exploring the lively Zona Rosa area.

The best time to visit is during the day on weekdays when the mall is less crowded. Evenings and weekends are busier, as locals and tourists gather for shopping and dining. The mall stays open until late, making it a great option for an evening out.

After shopping, visitors can explore Zona T’s vibrant nightlife, rooftop bars, and gourmet restaurants. Nearby attractions include Parque de la 93, a popular spot for dining and relaxation, or the El Retiro Shopping Center, another great place for retail therapy. Those looking for cultural experiences can head to Usaquén, a charming district known for its Sunday flea market and colonial atmosphere.