We will visit a great number of atractives while we walk along the historic area of the city. We will be doing a great exercise walking almost for three hours and enjoying the touristic area of the city. After this tour you will understand the city and you will know wich places you can visit on your own during your stay in Cali.

In this tour the travelers have the possibility to experiment and live a little what is the gastronomy and culture of salsa in Cali, delight their palates with the best fruits such as mangosteen, lychee, madrone, quenette and many more, the best dishes and our best "fritanga", also the tourists will be able to listen to the history of salsa and take some lessons at the salsa museum, an experience that you must undoubtedly live if you vist cali

The City Tour begins with a visit to the most emblematic places of the city and ends in one of the best salsa schools where you will have an hour of class with champion teachers in this genre.

San Antonio is a magical neighborhood in the city of Cali that seems frozen in time due to its colorful colonial houses and church. Apart from its historical and architectural value, the neighborhood is known for being one of the most important gastronomic areas in Cali. It’s also known for its hostels and hotels, which makes it a dynamic and multicultural atmosphere among locals and tourists. During our tour, you’ll explore the wonderful flavors and diverse ethnicities of Cali. You'll also enjoy the delicacies and see the landscapes of the streets of the San Antonio neighborhood! Discover the city by visiting the essential shops and restaurants that, until now, only the locals were lucky enough to enjoy. You’ll also see why Caleños love to live and eat there and are proud to call Cali their home.❤️

This tour offers a unique experience to discover the essence of Cali through its history, its urban culture and its unmistakable salt rhythm. The tour begins at the Monument to the Niche Group and continues along the River Boulevard, where the architecture of La Ermita and Ortiz Bridge are appreciated. The experience continues in La Merced Church, the city’s founding place, and in the colonial neighborhood of San Antonio, where you can enjoy panoramic views. The tour includes stops at the River Cat and other cultural icons, and ends at the Salsa Museum, celebrating the musical legacy that makes Cali the salsa capital of the world.