• Gold Museum (Museo del Oro) - Begin your tour with the Environmental Axis, where you’ll discover the remarkable reconstruction and social integration efforts led by architect Rogelio Salmona at the turn of the century.
• Plaza De Mercado La Concordia - This local market is bustling daily with the trade of regional fruits and vegetables.
• Plaza Del Chorro Del Quevedo - Pause here to enjoy a glass of chicha, a traditional fermented corn beverage passed down from our indigenous ancestors.
• Museo Botero del Banco de la Republica - Admire a collection of drawings, paintings, and sculptures that showcase the artist’s evolving work and the motifs that inspired many of his creations, reflecting the beauty and complexity that captivated the world.
• Plaza de Bolivar de Bogota - This central square is home to the nation’s key administrative buildings and the historic Primatial Cathedral. Just a few streets away, you’ll find a hidden alley filled with handcrafted traditional kitchen utensils. Conclude this experience with a delightful typical Colombian snack, offering a perfect ending.

• Explore Pasaje Rivas where you can buy typical handicrafts
• Get to the heart of the city and learn about Colombian history at Plaza de Bolívar
• Meet the controversial yet fascinating work of one of the most recognized Colombian artists
• Snacks
• Bilingual Guide

• Private transportation

Get ready for the most authentic walking tour of the city, wearing comfortable shoes. The 3-hour journey through La Candelaria goes beyond the conventional tourist experience, exploring local lifestyle, food, and hidden gems. An expert guide will lead you to lesser-known places, addressing current issues, social and economic dynamics, and sharing historical anecdotes.

You will start near the Gold Museum, heading to the Environmental Axis, where you will learn about the reconstruction and social integration carried out by architect Rogelio Salmona. Then, you will explore La Candelaria, visiting the Plaza de la Concordia and the local market. Passing through Chorro de Quevedo street, you’ll taste chicha, a traditional corn beverage. You’ll visit the Botero Museum, reach Plaza de Bolívar, home to important administrative buildings and the Primatial Cathedral. Discover a secret alley with handcrafted kitchen utensils and conclude with a delicious Colombian snack.

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