You will begin by riding through the city center, and roam through the vivid and enchanting neighborhood of La Candelaria. Being the oldest neighborhood in the capital, you will be able to see the contrast between the colorful colonial houses and the vibrant urban street art. You will have the chance of seeing this closer at Chorro de Quevedo, where you will make a shortstop to have a better comprehension of Colombia’s history.

passing through four diverse neighborhoods: Centro, Teusaquillo, Santa Fe, and La Macarena. Enjoy a stop at a local coffee factory and admire some of the largest murals in Bogotá.

Throughout the tour, you will immerse yourself in the world of urban art, discovering impressive murals and creative expressions that reflect the cultural diversity, history, and social struggles of Colombia.

You will continue the tour by going to Teusaquillo, a neighborhood that was considered one of the most modern and elegant neighborhood(s) in the 1930’s. You’ll observe its uncommon architecture that includes English Victorian, art deco and modernist houses. At the same time, you’ll learn the whole story behind this influence as you ride through this enchanting neighborhood.

Combine elements of architecture, urbanization, and history to complete a unique learning experience.