declared National Monument in 1963, is formed by the intersection of the neighborhoods of “La Cathedral,” “Egipto” and “La Concordia.” The area preserves the buildings built in the 16th century, and its steep, stone-paved, streets all have names dating to the colonial era.

We will continue the tour at Bolivar's Square where the most important buildings of the city are found

also over the square you will see the Cathedral built between 1807 and 1823. Now it considered a national monument

from the square you can see the Colombian president's house

Leaving the square, we will walk a few blocks until we reach the Casa de la Moneda Museum where the Botero Museum is found exhibiting not only the master pieces of the Colombian artis Fernando Botero but also art pieces from artists like Joan Miró or Pablo Picasso

Our first stop of the day is the Gold Museum which displays more than 35.000 pieces of precolombian art. A must see to all visitors of the city

Forthose who decide to choose the option with Monserrate, you will have the opportunity to get on a cable car ti reach the top of the hill where you will be able to observe the most amazing view of the city, the perfect ending to this day.