• Gold Museum - The tour begins at the Gold Museum, where the guide will warmly welcome participants and outline the tour’s goals.
• Procuraduría General de la Nación - Visit a large mural at la Procuraduría General de la Nación, created with social leaders and human rights defenders. This impactful artwork highlights the violence threatening their efforts for food sovereignty, with expert artists using metaphor to depict the leaders’ work and values.
• Parqueadero Público - This mural addresses migration challenges, featuring a portrait of an indigenous girl from a nomadic tribe. Commissioned by the Peruvian embassy, it was painted by two women artists from Bogotá and Lima.
• Quiebracanto - Two Unique Salsa Culture Murals: Discover two murals at the renowned salsa club Casa Quiebra Canto, one inspired by the song “Lágrimas Negras” (Black Tears) and the other depicting a lively dance scene in a famous salsa nightclub.
• BD Bacata - The Tallest Illegal Graffiti: Observe the country’s tallest illegal graffiti on the semi-abandoned Torre Bakatá skyscraper.
• Viuda Negra Tattoo Gallery - This stop features a mural with an indigenous portrait under the watchful gaze of a hooded woman, exploring the contrast between aerosol and vinyl techniques.
• Parqueadero Moto - View three murals here: one by a renowned Spanish artist from the 1990s, another by a prominent photographer who turns travel portraits into stencils, and a third exploring themes of parenting and freedom, prompting deep psychological reflection.
• LITOGRAFIA CH - Venezuelan Migrant Stencil: See a stencil artwork highlighting Venezuelan migrants’ experiences.
• Park Motos Smoke Shop - This stop features graffiti letters and characters that reflect on graffiti’s origins and the differences between muralism and graffiti, taking us from cave art to public space art.
• Nanarayd - Explore an area with political posters and stencils addressing current social issues.
• Alianza Francesa Bogotá - A collaborative mural project at la Alianza Francesa Sede Centro, combining art, science, and the environment to raise awareness about threats to the Amazon rainforest.
• Superdorado de Aves - Tribute to Indigenous Worldview and Cultural Heritage: Appreciate a mural honoring Indigenous perspectives and cultural heritage.
• Parqueadero Público la 3 - Mural on Comuna 13 and Operation Orion: Based on powerful journalistic photographs, this mural depicts the community’s resilience against false positives, showcasing our agency’s collaboration with artists and providing a platform for their work.
• Cafetería La Ventantia - Stencil of the Last Indigenous Leader of the Hitnu Culture: This stop features a stencil of the last indigenous leader of the Hitnu culture, highlighting tensions between development and cultural preservation.
• COOTRADIAN Centro de Estudios - Abstract Letter Reading Game: Engage in a game with abstract letters by famous graffiti writers, promoting our accessible aerosol workshops.
• Cl. 20 #430 - Murals of Social Demands: Four renowned political artists from Bogotá have created murals highlighting society’s foundations and social struggles.
• The Spot Bogotá Centro - The Tallest Wall in the Country: This mural showcases diversity and offers a space for reflecting on a better future through sustainable social development and tourism.

• Experienced English-speaking guides
• Exploration of multiple street art and graffiti locations

• Food and tips

Explore Bogotá’s exceptional street art and impactful political graffiti, ready for your discovery. Delve into the narratives behind the art, the city’s intricate history, its current peace initiatives, and its hopes for a brighter future.
Our tours go beyond mere sightseeing; they offer educational and cultural experiences designed to inform and inspire. We work closely with local artists and community leaders, reinvesting in the funding and management of new murals that continue to enhance the urban environment.
Our expert guides, who are artists themselves, will introduce you to a wide array of artists and their techniques, sharing their inspirations and providing the political, cultural, historical, and geographical context needed to fully appreciate their work.
If you select the Shared option: you will enjoy this tour with fellow travelers. The amount you pay per person is equivalent to the suggested tip for the guides and covers their services (excluding the commission). At the tour’s conclusion, there is no need to pay anything additional (even if other travelers do).

• Not recommended for travelers with mobility restrictions.

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