Bogota Historical & Heritage Tours

This unique city experience provides an opportunity to discover the remarkable world of salt in Colombia. Begin your exploration at the Catedral de Sal de Zipaquira, a subterranean cathedral fashioned from salt inside a former salt mine. Be astounded by the exquisite carvings and grand architecture as you gain insight into the history...Read more

Starting at Unicentro, a classic shopping center in Bogotá, we'll make our way to La Laguna de Guatavita, known for the legend of El Dorado. Then we'll visit the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá--a modern architectural wonder--followed by a tour of its mine led by experienced professionals who will provide all the necessary information. Finally,...Read more

Come along with your tour guide for an enjoyable 4-hour cycling excursion in Bogota. This 14km (8.7mile) ride will take you to the Historical Center, Santamaria Bullring, National Museum, Brazil Park, Grafiti tour (Dorado Av.), and the Fruit Market. You will also have a chance to observe the processing of coffee...Read more

Go back in time to the pre-Hispanic era, discover the artistry of various indigenous cultures that lived in Colombia and their remarkable stories. Uncover the largest pre-Hispanic gold collection on Earth and gain insight into how these distinct cultures...Read more

Uncover a temple of salt which is also a bridge to our roots and history when you visit the renowned Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá. Join us on this day-trip departure from Bogotá and explore this unique Colombian architectural masterpiece, the only underground Catholic church in existence. Discover its production process and learn about its...Read more

Do you want to experience the best of Bogotá in just one day? This private city tour offers you a great opportunity to explore all that this wonderful city has to offer! From uncovering hidden gems at La Candelaria, admiring the immense pre-hispanic figures collection at the Gold Museum (closed on Mondays) and being mesmerized by the...Read more

An exciting four-hour journey by bike through central Bogotá awaits us! We'll explore the historical center, La Candelaria, visit a fruit market and coffee factory, witness street art and (hopefully!) take part in Colombia's national sport, tejo. Along the way we'll also come across landmarks such as city parks, Plaza de Toros, Museo...Read more

Spend the whole day discovering it all - Colonial houses, fruits, coffee, drug trade and peace process - with our private city tour. Our expert guide will provide you personalized insights into Bogotá’s top landmarks of your choice. Choose between 5 or 7 hours that include Monserrate, Gold Museum and Botero Museum or 5 hours with either...Read more

Bogotá has become an internationally renowned destination for its exemplary graffiti. From Miami to Amsterdam, Río de Janeiro to Mexico City, it stands out among them with stunning murals and street art. It's the perfect place for both curious tourists and courageous creators of art alike! Who'd have thought?

Though there have...Read more

Descend hundreds of feet beneath the surface and uncover a one-of-a-kind edifice at the Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral. Carved into the walls and ceiling of an abandoned salt mine, this captivating site is illuminated by dimly lit tunnels along wide pathways that are perfect for exploring. A bilingual guide will lead you through...Read more

Hop on a bike and explore downtown Bogotá with one of our knowledgeable guides! Immerse yourself in the culture and history of this captivating city while getting to know locals and other...Read more

Uncover the allure of Colombia's Laguna de Guatavita on this short excursion from Bogotá! Unearth the history of the El Dorado legend, which had its origin in this venerated lagoon, gain insight into how descendants from the Muisca population are bringing back their lineage and traverse the picturesque edges with a specialist...Read more

Take a tour to the municipality of Boyacá, steeped in history and home to the delightful town of Villa de Leyva. Admire its colonial architecture and marvel at the beautiful rural scenery there. Stop off at the magical Chocolate Museum and try a cup of traditional Colombian hot chocolate, afterwards head over to Raquirá and savour a typical...Read more

Indulge in the entire process of cultivating and making coffee while on a private, comprehensive Coffee Tour to Hacienda Coloma in...Read more

. Escape the hustle and bustle of Bogotá and explore the legendary and sacred Guatavitá Lagoon during a two-hour walking tour in the reserve, listening to stories about the legend of gold and learning about the culture of Muisca Indians from a local guide. Visit Guatavita town to admire its architecture, as well as...Read more

Immerse yourself in the unique history and culture of this enchanting area, guided by a knowledgeable local. Appreciate the breathtaking view of the lake surrounded by Andean mountains, and marvel at the stories about ancient communities who used to live there. Have you heard about El Dorado? People used to throw gold into the water during...Read more

• Enjoying the best traditional Colombian food

You can't go to Bogota without taking a tour of Monserrate. Now, you can experience the hill's official walking tour and explore its most popular spots. Our tour will show you stunning views of Bogota, provide interesting information about Catholicism and Colombian culture, teach you about...Read more

Get to know one of Latin America's most dynamic and vibrant cities. Here, a population of almost 10 million is juxtaposed against the backdrop of majestic mountains, embodying a connection between ancient history, urbanity and global trends.

Do keep in mind that on Mondays (and some holidays) the Gold Museum will be closed and on...Read more

TransmiCable is a cutting-edge transportation system in Bogotá, acclaimed by the International Financial Corporation out of 1,273 projects across Latin America. It is an integral mobility solution created through dialogue between citizens and has achieved remarkable social transformation in Ciudad Bolívar with a focus on welfare and...Read more