Get to the top of this majestic sanctuary and let the panoramic view of the city amaze you and show you to the bottom of the city.

The historic residence of the Liberator in Bogotá. Surrounded by colonial gardens, this house preserves objects and environments that evoke the life of Simon Bolivar, offering an intimate look at the history of independence.

Explore Colombia’s fascinating pre-Columbian legacy as you gaze at dazzling gold pieces that chronicle the secrets and stories of ancient civilizations. Important note: On Mondays the Gold Museum remains closed; instead you will enjoy the entrance to the Emerald Museum, where you will discover the magic and value of one of the most precious gems in the country.

Walk through Santander Square and the iconic International Museum of Emerald

An architectural gem that stands in the historic Plaza Bolivar. Let yourself be engulfed by its solemnity and beauty as you discover how it has witnessed the nation’s most important faith and events over generations.

Discover the Church of San Francisco, the oldest temple in Bogotá, which preserves the essence of the colonial period intact. Be impressed by its imposing high altar, considered one of the most beautiful Baroque works in the city, and feel how history and spirituality intertwine in every corner.

Enjoy street artists, live music, dances and shows that reflect the diversity and creativity of Bogotá.

The historical and political heart of Bogota. Surrounded by imposing buildings such as the National Capitol, the Palace of Justice and the Primate Cathedral, this square has been the scene of the most momentous moments in Colombian history.

Enjoy a special stop to savor the variety of dishes typical of Colombian cuisine.

Visit the Botero Museum, where the iconic works of the Colombian master are mixed with pieces by international artists such as Picasso and Dalí. A unique space that celebrates art in all its forms in the heart of Bogotá.

Explore the charming Barrio La Candelaria, with its cobblestone streets, colonial houses and vibrant murals that reflect the history and art of Bogotá. During the tour, enjoy a stop to sample the traditional chicha, an ancestral corn drink that connects with the cultural roots of the city.

Visit the emblematic Plaza del Chorro de Quevedo, where Bogotá was founded in 1538. Surrounded by colonial houses, bohemian cafes and colorful murals, this square is today a vibrant meeting point where history, urban art and tradition blend in a unique atmosphere.