Climb by cable car at 3100 meters above sea level on one of the city’s tutelary hills, and capture in photos the beautiful panoramic view of Bogota from the top of Monserrate, this is the best known of the Eastern hills of Bogota. We will visit the craft shops so you can buy the best handmade products.

The Chorro de Quevedo square is a public place in Bogotá. In this place Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada established his military garrison, before founding the city in this same place in 1538. It is located on Calle 13 with Carrera 2, in the historic center of the city.

Bogotá's Plaza de Bolívar has more history than pigeons. Since its foundation, it has been called in different ways, at first it was known as La Plaza Mayor, after independence it was called La Plaza de la Constitución and since 1846 it is the emblematic Plaza de Bolívar.

Unique experience in the Gold Museum of Bogota which has a beautiful display of the important legend of El Dorado, a region where gold was more plentiful than water and that led daring adventurers to lose their heads and even their lives for it. The Muisca, Tairona, San Agustin, Tolima, Zenu, Nariño, Quimbaya and Tierradentro tribes were characterized by their ability as great goldsmiths and for the recognition of humanity they left as witnesses many of their creations that are admired regardless of the passage of time, venture with us to this beautiful visit.

The Fernando Botero Museum located in a colonial mansion restored and adapted by the Bank of the Republic: It is one of the most important artistic spaces of the continent and houses 123 works of his authorship and 85 of international artists such as Renoir, Picasso, Leger, Dalí, Monet, Calder and Bacon. The aforementioned makes up the imposing montage that gives a brushstroke of the modern universal artistic movements.