Group bike tours begin at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. every day (private tours can start at any time). This four-hour exploration of central Bogota starts out with a visit to the historical center, including passing by colonial churches and the Botero and Gold museums, as well as a visit to the nation’s main square, Plaza Bolivar.

From there, we’ll ride north to a fruit market and taste from Colombia’s huge variety of exotic, tropical fruits, and then walk across the street for a game of tejo, Colombia’s national sport.

After that, we’ll ride up Carrera Septima, past Independence Park, the Bullfighting Stadium, the National Museum and through the La Merced neighborhood, which feels like a bit of London with its English architecture. From there, we enter the National Park to try fruit salads, juices, corn-on-the-cob and grilled meats.

Our stomachs filled, we ride west through the quiet and elegant Teusaquillo neighborhood to Calle 26, where we’ll admire some of Bogota’s largest street murals. After photographing a sculpture by Colombia Fernando Botero, we ride past the Memorial Center, dedicated to documenting human rights violations, and stop in a small coffee roaster. Here, we see how Colombia’s world-famous arabica beans are selected and roasted for export. Then we’ll enjoy a fresh brew of those delectable beans.

Finally, we’ll ride back to our starting point in La Candelaria, finishing off with one of the few uphills on this mostly-flat ride. The whole route covers about 12 kms.

Points of Interest

• Bogota Bike Tours

• Sample local fruits at the traditional market
• Enjoy the city on wheels with a provided bicycle
• Stay safe with a helmet included
• Explore with a knowledgeable bilingual guide

• Coffee in cafe
• Other food and drinks
• The traditional fruit market accepts only cash payment in Colombian pesos, the coffee roaster accepts Colombian currency and credit cards.

Embark on a four-hour cycling journey around central Bogotá, where we’ll explore the historical area of La Candelaria, visit a conventional fruit market, a coffee production plant, observe street art, and possibly see a match of tejo, the national sport of Colombia. Along the way, we’ll pass signature sites such as urban parks, the Plaza de Toros, Museo Nacional, and witness the economic and architectural variety of different boroughs. Midway through, we’ll take a break at Parque Nacional to taste various Colombian street foods like fruit cocktails, juices, barbecued meats, and corn on the cob. The approximate 12 kilometers route is mostly level, making the tour leisurely with many pauses.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.