• Santander Park - The tour will commence at Santander Park, a symbolic location in Bogotá where significant historical events have unfolded. The guide will share stories about the events that marked the onset of the armed conflict in Colombia and how this park has been a venue for demonstrations and protests.

• Avenida Jimenez - Jimenez Avenue has been a vital artery in Bogotá’s life. The guide will discuss its historical significance and how it became a site for clashes and demonstrations during the conflict.

• Jorge Eliecer Gaitan Monument - The 1948 assassination of Jorge Eliécer Gaitán was a pivotal moment in Colombian history. Visitors will explore his monument and learn how this tragic event set off a series of occurrences that impacted the armed conflict.

• Ministerio de Agricultura y Desarrollo Rural - The Ministry of Agriculture has been a key location for peace negotiations. The guide will explain the building’s role in seeking solutions to the armed conflict.

• Edificio Murillo Toro - The Murillo Toro Building has housed various government institutions over the years. The guide will highlight its significance in Colombian political life and its impact by the armed conflict.

• Palacio de Justicia - The Palace of Justice was the site of one of the most violent sieges during the armed conflict. Visitors will learn about this tragic event and its repercussions.

• Palacio Lievano - The Liévano Palace has served as the residence of Bogotá’s Mayor for many years. The guide will explain how this building has witnessed the city’s evolution and the political changes Colombia has undergone.

• Colegio Mayor San Bartolome - The Colegio Mayor de San Bartolomé is among the oldest educational institutions in Colombia. The guide will share its history and its role in shaping political and social leaders.

• Plazoleta del Rosario - Rufino Cuervo Square offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of Bogotá. Visitors can relax and admire the monument to the distinguished Colombian philologist.

• Teatro Colon Bogota - The tour will conclude at the magnificent Teatro Colón, a key cultural symbol of Colombia. Visitors will appreciate its neoclassical architecture and learn about its history and significance in Bogotá’s cultural life.

• Certified professional guide
• Free Tour Map

• Lunch and tips.

Colombia, known as one of the happiest countries globally, has struggled with a tarnished reputation due to issues like drug production and violent conflicts among various armed groups. However, much has changed, and during this tour, you’ll gain insight into the causes, development, and conflicts that have shaped Colombia’s history. By the end of this experience, you’ll have a deeper understanding of our political history, the war, and the battle against both national and international drug trafficking, among other topics. This tour is part of a shared experience called the “Free Walking Tour,” and the amount you paid through the booking platform is the suggested tip per person for the guide’s efforts. This prepaid amount goes directly to your guide (minus a commission), so there will be no request for additional contributions at the end of the tour. We hope you enjoy and learn with us!

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