We will start our tour in the Park of the Hippies, one of the most emblematic places of Chapinero. This space, which in the sixties was a meeting point for youth movements, artists and thinkers, retains a free and bohemian spirit to this day. Surrounded by cafes, bookstores and alternative shops, the park reflects the diverse and creative identity of the neighborhood, making it the perfect point to begin discovering the history, art and urban life of this area of Bogotá.

This stop addresses the formation of the LGBTIQ+ district in Chapinero, explaining how urban, social and cultural factors gave rise to safe spaces since the 1970s and how these evolved to consolidate a diverse nightlife, economic and community. It contextualizes the phenomenon within global routes of iconic LGBT neighborhoods and highlights the role of activism and public policies in Bogotá in expanding rights. Finally, Theatron is presented as a symbol of freedom, visibility and celebration, explaining the two dynamics of the sector: a traditional neighborhood by day and a diverse and vibrant territory by night.

In this stop we will talk about the performing arts in Bogota

At this stop we will admire its architecture, Know its historical context : Live a cultural and spiritual experience

During the tour we will also pass through the headquarters of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP), one of the most important institutions created after the Peace Agreement in Colombia. This is where the search for truth, justice and reparation for the victims of the armed conflict is promoted. His presence in Chapinero symbolizes the country’s commitment to reconciliation and the construction of lasting peace, integrating into this urban environment a space dedicated to memory and dialogue.

Another highlight of the tour is Casa Gaitán Cortés, an architectural and cultural gem that preserves the memory of one of the most influential families in Colombia’s political and social history. This carefully restored space combines heritage elements with contemporary proposals, functioning today as a place for reflection, art and dialogue. Its presence in Chapinero reflects the historical richness of the neighborhood and its role in the urban and cultural transformation processes of Bogotá.

During the tour you will also know the Four Seasons Casa Medina, an icon of Bogota architecture and example of how the Chapinero neighborhood has managed to integrate history with modernity. This building, declared cultural heritage, preserves the original materials of former colonial houses, and today represents the transformation of the sector into a vibrant space where tradition, gastronomy and high-level hospitality coexist.

Another highlight of the tour is Villa Adelaide, one of Chapinero’s most iconic buildings. Built in the early 20th century, this stately French neoclassical house reflects the time when the Bogota elite began to take up residence outside the historic center. Its history and architecture allow us to understand how Chapinero became a reference of elegance, art and cultural life in the city.

On the tour we will also explore Quinta Camacho, one of the most charming areas of Chapinero. This neighborhood is characterized by its English-style houses, built in brick at the beginning of the 20th century, which give it a unique European air in Bogotá. Today, many of these residences have been restored and converted into cafes, galleries, shops and restaurants, preserving their traditional essence while integrating into modern and cosmopolitan city life.

We will finish the tour in the Wilborada 1047 Bookshop, a cultural space that has become a meeting point for readers, artists and history lovers. Located in a beautiful heritage house in Chapinero, Wilborada retains the architectural charm of the neighborhood and offers a warm atmosphere that invites you to enjoy reading, art and good conversation, reflecting the creative and diverse spirit of this area of Bogotá.