In this iconic square, the historical and political heart of Bogotá, you will discover some of the most important buildings in the city. We will see from the outside: the Congress of Colombia, the Primate Cathedral of Bogotá, the Mayor’s Office, and the imposing Palace of Justice. During the visit, we will tell you the story of the seizure of the Palace of Justice, a momentous event that marked the recent history of the country, and its impact on Colombian society. This stop combines history, politics and architecture, giving you a complete view of historic and modern Bogotá, while enjoying the unique energy of the square.

In this emblematic square, we will tell you the fascinating legend of El Dorado, which gave world fame to the region and marked the history of the indigenous peoples of Colombia. We’ll also explore the key events of Colombia’s independence, and learn about the story of Antonio Mariño, a pivotal character who helped fuel the revolution in our country. This stop combines history, legend and heroism, offering an enriching journey that connects Colombia’s past with the Bogotá we know today.

At this stop you will learn about the history of one of the most important and emblematic theaters in Bogotá: the Teatro Colón, an icon of the city's architecture and culture. We will also visit the Casa de Bolívar, a key place to understand the life and legacy of Simon Bolívar. Here we will explore the formation of Gran Colombia and how its subsequent division occurred, connecting these historical facts with the development of Colombia as we know it today. This stop combines culture, history and architecture, offering an educational and fascinating experience in the historic heart of Bogotá.

At this stop you will discover the Gabriel García Márquez Cultural Center and learn more about the life and legacy of one of the most important writers in Colombia and the world. We will also talk about the most famous restaurant in Bogotá and explore the richness of typical Colombian food, sharing curiosities and recommendations to enjoy it to the fullest. This stop combines culture, literature and gastronomy, offering a complete experience that connects the history, art and flavors of Bogotá.

In this stop you will discover the life and work of Fernando Botero, one of the most renowned artists in Colombia and the world. In addition, we will show you the museums that are located in the Apple of the Bank of the Republic, a unique cultural space in Bogotá. We’ll give you practical tips for visiting museums, making the most of the experience and enjoying the most representative works of art in the city. This stop combines art, culture and learning, offering an enriching and visually stunning experience.

In this stop you will discover the founding place of Bogotá and learn how the city started during the time of colonization. You will also learn about important historical figures like Policarpa Salavarrieta, and learn about unique cultural traditions, including Chicha, an indigenous ancestral drink that is part of the history of our region. This stop combines history, culture and traditions, offering you an authentic and fascinating experience in the heart of La Candelaria.

At this stop you will enjoy a panoramic view of the city and you can observe the tallest building in Bogotá, an icon of urban modernity. We will take advantage of this space to talk about essential aspects of life in Bogota, including transport and mobility, the education system, organization by social strata and other cultural details that will help you better understand the city and its people.

At this stop we will tour the Gabriel García Márquez Journalists Park and enjoy an environment full of culture and urban life. We will also talk about Monserrate, one of the most representative icons of Bogota: we will tell you its history, the myths and legends that surround it, and we will give you recommendations to visit it and make the most of the experience.

In this part of the tour, we will talk about El Bogotazo, one of the most significant events in the modern history of Colombia. We will analyze its importance in the short and long term, and how this event impacted the politics, society and development of Bogotá and the country in general. This explanation will allow you to better understand the contemporary history of Colombia and connect the facts of the past with the Bogota we see today.

At our final stop, you will meet the oldest church in Bogotá, a true historical and architectural icon of the city. We will also explore the Emeralds area, a place full of history and craft tradition, and give you useful recommendations to tour the city, take advantage of your visit and bring you unique memories.