Thank you, Santiago, for a memorable day in Bogotá! - I didn't know what to expect since it was a short weekend trip in Bogotá. A quick search on TripAdvisor yielded Bogotá Pass and I used it's online booking site to booked a full day guided tour by a local with instant confirmation. On the day of the tour, my tour guide Santiago showed up quite a bit early and was very patient as I was checking out of the hotel. He took me around the major sights around the city and gave me a very in-depth commentary on all of the places we visited. His love of the city was evident as he could recount all the details of the history and back stories as a only native rolo can tell. Not only he is knowledgeable, he is very considerate and accommodating. I am a fruit lover and he took me to an amazing local market to try all kinds of fresh fruit. Out of all the cities I have visited around the world, Bogotá now ranks very high on my favorite place to visit, thanks to the best guide, Santiago. Thank you! Pascal

Excellent tour of the city seeing... - <p>Excellent tour of the city seeing the main sights, along with local food-tasting, all led by excellent and friendly locals.</p>

Amazing! - My friends and I truly had an amazing time hanging out with Dave while he showed us around the city. He made us feel like we were walking around with a friend as we learned about Bogota's history. I got to try empanadas for the first time and they were soooo good! As we walked through the square, there are locals all around selling their artwork and showcasing their talent. We stopped at a spot where an older man and woman were dancing the tango and Dave asked them if my cousin could salsa with the older man. They switched the music and allowed my cousin to salsa in the street. It was so much fun! Afterwards we were able to try a Colombian drink called Canelazo. It's made with sugar cane, liquor, cinnamon and other spices. It was delicious and warmed us up as it was chilly during our tour and even rained a bit. We were able wait out the rain by sitting in Contraste coffee shop and tasted their local coffee. It was delicious! After the rain stopped, we walked through the city and Dave showed us some street art before we made our way back home. We had so much fun in the square that we didn't have time to play the game Tejo but it didn't put a damper on the tour at all. This tour is a must do and you HAVE to request Dave as he was the best!! Thank you Dave for making our Bogota experience so memorable!

My friends and I truly had an... - <p>My friends and I truly had an amazing time hanging out with Dave while he showed us around the city.<br/> He made us feel like we were walking around with a friend as we learned about Bogota's history.<br/> I got to try empanadas for the first time and they were soooo good! As we walked through the square, there are locals all around selling their artwork and showcasing their talent. We stopped at the spot where an older man and woman were dancing the tango and Dave asked them if my cousin could salsa with the older man. They switched the music and allowed my cousin to salsa in the street.<br/> It was so much fun!<br/> Afterwards we were able to take a Colombian drink called Canelazo. It's made with sugar cane, liquor, cinnamon and other spices. It was delicious and warmed us up as it was chilly during our tour.<br/> We were able to taste local coffee and see street art before we made our way back home.<br/> We had so much fun in the square that we didn't have time to play the game Tejo but it didn't put a damper on the tour at all.<br/> This tour is a must do and you HAVE to request Dave as he was the best!!<br/> Thank you Dave for making our Bogota experience so memorable!</p>

Cool - Honestly, not much more than what you would get from a free walk tour which would've been a much better deal for your money. Tejo was cool, though!