• Mount Monserrate - Ascend to Cerro Monserrate via cable car or funicular, a city symbol that hosts the Sanctuary of the Fallen Lord, offering a breathtaking panoramic view of the city.
• Gold Museum (Museo del Oro) - Explore the Gold Museum, showcasing over 53,000 pre-Columbian and goldsmith artifacts, and discover the history of Colombian indigenous communities.
• Barrio La Candelaria - Delight in the distinctive architecture of the city’s oldest neighborhood. Among the 19th-century houses with wide eaves and colonial-era balconies, the spirits of the viceroys who once roamed their patios and hallways seem to linger.

Many of the buildings, featuring colonial and republican styles, are well-preserved and have been declared cultural and historical heritage sites. Its cobblestone streets are rich with legends about the city’s origins, while churches and mansions transport visitors to another era. Strolling through La Candelaria is like stepping into the historic heart of Bogotá.

• Museo Botero del Banco de la Republica - Visit the Botero Museum, home to a vast collection of works donated by artist Fernando Botero to promote arts and culture in Colombia.
• Plaza Del Chorro Del Quevedo - The Chorro de Quevedo square is believed to be the site of Bogotá’s first settlement in 1538. This charming corner of La Candelaria, dominated by an old chapel, is accessed via the narrow cobblestone street of the Embudo. Today, the square draws tourists and street artists with its bohemian vibe and remains a gathering spot for Bogota residents seeking to connect with their city’s roots. From here, one can feel the spirit of the Colombian capital’s founding.
• Plaza de Bolivar de Bogota - Explore the city’s main square, featuring the Primate Cathedral of Colombia, Plaza Bolívar, the Nariño Palace, the National Capitol, the Mayor’s Office, and the Palace of Justice.
• Teatro Colon Bogota - While walking through the historic center, admire the facades of the city’s grand theaters and historic mansions.

• Water bottle
• Entrance to Monserrate (Climb by cable car or funicular)
• Personalized professional guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Visit La Candelaria neighborhood, Chorro de Quevedo, Plaza de Bolivar
• Entrance to the Botero Museum
• Entrance to the Gold Museum

• Lunch
• Snacks

Immerse yourself in the essence of Bogotá with this unforgettable experience! You will discover historical and cultural treasures such as the impressive Gold Museum with more than 53,000 pre-Columbian pieces. You’ll explore the vibrant La Candelaria neighborhood, visiting the Botero Museum and purchasing unique souvenirs in a colorful artisan center. You will continue in the emblematic Plaza de Bolívar, surrounded by imposing buildings. You will tour picturesque streets adorned with urban art, including Chorro de Quevedo and Calle del Embudo. The big surprise will be ascending Cerro Monserrate by cable car to enjoy a panoramic view of Bogotá from the Sanctuary of the Fallen Lord! An experience that will immerse your senses in the historical and artistic wealth of this captivating city. Book it now!

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