Bogotá Shared Gastronomy Tour in the Historic Center
by Beyond Colombia
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The Bogotá Shared Gastronomy Walking Tour in the Historic Center lasts about three hours and includes a certified professional guide and a free tour map. The tour begins at the Museo del Oro, where participants spend twelve minutes viewing pre-Columbian gold artifacts and learning about their cultural importance. After this, the group tastes a traditional Colombian tamale. Next, the tour moves to Santander Park for twelve minutes to enjoy tropical fruit juice while the guide explains the park’s significance and its monuments. At the Banco de la República, visitors spend twelve minutes admiring the architecture and visiting the numismatic museum, accompanied by small sandwiches. The group then stops at the Jorge Eliécer Gaitán Monument for twelve minutes to hear about its history and sample ajiaco soup. In Plazoleta del Rosario, participants try empanadas and learn about the square’s past during a twelve-minute visit. The tour continues to Plaza de Mercado La Concordia for twelve minutes to taste fresh seasonal fruit. On Calle del Funnel, one of Bogotá’s oldest streets, visitors spend twelve minutes observing colonial houses and tasting fritters. At Plaza del Chorro de Quevedo, the guide shares the legend of the water jet while participants enjoy a liquid tamale drink. The Residential Complex Calle del Sol stop includes twelve minutes to view colonial architecture and taste Colombian desserts such as dulce de leche or meringues. The Church of Our Lady of the Candelaria is next, where participants learn about the church’s history and taste Colombian coffee during a twelve-minute stop. At the Botero Museum, visitors see sculptures by Fernando Botero and then enjoy hot chocolate with churros. Teatro Colón follows, with twelve minutes to admire the theater’s architecture and taste desserts like custard or rice with milk. Plaza de Bolívar offers a twelve-minute stop to view historic buildings and enjoy Colombian coffee at nearby cafes. The tour concludes with a visit to La Puerta Falsa, where participants try traditional dishes such as chocolate tamale or changua, followed by a final stop at the Fondo de Cultura Económica to browse books and have coffee in the cafeteria. Tastings of ajiaco, arepa santandereana, bono bread, origin coffee, empanadas, wafers, and other foods are not included in the tour price.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Museo del Oro
The tour begins at the Museo del Oro where participants spend twelve minutes viewing pre-Columbian gold artifacts and hearing about their cultural importance. After this, they taste a traditional Colombian tamale.
12 min
Santander Park
At Santander Park, the group spends twelve minutes enjoying tropical fruit juice while learning about the park’s significance and some of its monuments.
12 min
Banco de la República
Visitors spend twelve minutes admiring the architecture of Banco de la República and exploring its numismatic museum. Small sandwiches are served during this stop.
12 min
Jorge Eliecer Gaitan Monument
The tour stops for twelve minutes at the monument dedicated to Jorge Eliecer Gaitan. The guide explains his historical importance, and participants taste ajiaco, a traditional Colombian soup.
12 min
Plazoleta del Rosario
In Plazoleta del Rosario, participants spend twelve minutes sampling empanadas and hearing stories about the square’s history and significance.
12 min
Plaza De Mercado La Concordia
The group visits Plaza de Mercado La Concordia for twelve minutes to taste fresh seasonal fruit amid the market’s local products.
12 min
Calle del Funnel
On Calle del Funnel, one of Bogotá’s oldest streets, visitors spend twelve minutes observing colonial houses and tasting fritters.
12 min
Plaza Del Chorro Del Quevedo
At Plaza del Chorro de Quevedo, the guide shares the legend of the water jet during a twelve-minute stop, while participants enjoy a liquid tamale, a warm traditional drink.
12 min
Residential Complex Calle del Sol
The group spends twelve minutes admiring colonial architecture in the Residential Complex Calle del Sol and tasting Colombian desserts such as dulce de leche or meringues.
12 min
Church of Our Lady of the Candelaria
Participants visit the Church of Our Lady of the Candelaria for twelve minutes to learn about its history and religious importance, followed by tasting Colombian coffee.
12 min
Museos del Banco de la Republica
At the Botero Museum, visitors spend twelve minutes viewing sculptures by Fernando Botero and then enjoy hot chocolate with churros.
12 min
Teatro Colon Bogota
The tour includes a twelve-minute stop at Teatro Colón to admire its architecture and taste traditional desserts like custard or rice with milk.
12 min
Plaza de Bolivar de Bogota
In Plaza de Bolívar, the group spends twelve minutes viewing historic buildings and drinking Colombian coffee at nearby cafes.
12 min
La Puerta Falsa
At La Puerta Falsa, participants spend twelve minutes tasting traditional dishes such as chocolate tamale or changua.
12 min
Fondo de Cultura Economica
The final stop is the Fondo de Cultura Económica, where visitors spend twelve minutes browsing books and enjoying coffee in the cafeteria.
12 min
Meeting point
We will meet at the indicated time in front of the Gold Museum where you will find your guide with the red Beyond Colombia umbrella.
End point
This Tour is part of a shared experience called "Free Walking Tour" and the value that you pay through Viator is the same suggested tip per person for your guide's job. This amount that you pay in advance will go directly to your guide (minus the Viator commission). We hope you enjoy our experience!
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Bogotá Shared Gastronomy Tour in the Historic Center
by Beyond Colombia
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$30Overview
The Bogotá Shared Gastronomy Walking Tour in the Historic Center lasts about three hours and includes a certified professional guide and a free tour map. The tour begins at the Museo del Oro, where participants spend twelve minutes viewing pre-Columbian gold artifacts and learning about their cultural importance. After this, the group tastes a traditional Colombian tamale. Next, the tour moves to Santander Park for twelve minutes to enjoy tropical fruit juice while the guide explains the park’s significance and its monuments. At the Banco de la República, visitors spend twelve minutes admiring the architecture and visiting the numismatic museum, accompanied by small sandwiches. The group then stops at the Jorge Eliécer Gaitán Monument for twelve minutes to hear about its history and sample ajiaco soup. In Plazoleta del Rosario, participants try empanadas and learn about the square’s past during a twelve-minute visit. The tour continues to Plaza de Mercado La Concordia for twelve minutes to taste fresh seasonal fruit. On Calle del Funnel, one of Bogotá’s oldest streets, visitors spend twelve minutes observing colonial houses and tasting fritters. At Plaza del Chorro de Quevedo, the guide shares the legend of the water jet while participants enjoy a liquid tamale drink. The Residential Complex Calle del Sol stop includes twelve minutes to view colonial architecture and taste Colombian desserts such as dulce de leche or meringues. The Church of Our Lady of the Candelaria is next, where participants learn about the church’s history and taste Colombian coffee during a twelve-minute stop. At the Botero Museum, visitors see sculptures by Fernando Botero and then enjoy hot chocolate with churros. Teatro Colón follows, with twelve minutes to admire the theater’s architecture and taste desserts like custard or rice with milk. Plaza de Bolívar offers a twelve-minute stop to view historic buildings and enjoy Colombian coffee at nearby cafes. The tour concludes with a visit to La Puerta Falsa, where participants try traditional dishes such as chocolate tamale or changua, followed by a final stop at the Fondo de Cultura Económica to browse books and have coffee in the cafeteria. Tastings of ajiaco, arepa santandereana, bono bread, origin coffee, empanadas, wafers, and other foods are not included in the tour price.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Museo del Oro
The tour begins at the Museo del Oro where participants spend twelve minutes viewing pre-Columbian gold artifacts and hearing about their cultural importance. After this, they taste a traditional Colombian tamale.
12 min
Santander Park
At Santander Park, the group spends twelve minutes enjoying tropical fruit juice while learning about the park’s significance and some of its monuments.
12 min
Banco de la República
Visitors spend twelve minutes admiring the architecture of Banco de la República and exploring its numismatic museum. Small sandwiches are served during this stop.
12 min
Jorge Eliecer Gaitan Monument
The tour stops for twelve minutes at the monument dedicated to Jorge Eliecer Gaitan. The guide explains his historical importance, and participants taste ajiaco, a traditional Colombian soup.
12 min
Plazoleta del Rosario
In Plazoleta del Rosario, participants spend twelve minutes sampling empanadas and hearing stories about the square’s history and significance.
12 min
Plaza De Mercado La Concordia
The group visits Plaza de Mercado La Concordia for twelve minutes to taste fresh seasonal fruit amid the market’s local products.
12 min
Calle del Funnel
On Calle del Funnel, one of Bogotá’s oldest streets, visitors spend twelve minutes observing colonial houses and tasting fritters.
12 min
Plaza Del Chorro Del Quevedo
At Plaza del Chorro de Quevedo, the guide shares the legend of the water jet during a twelve-minute stop, while participants enjoy a liquid tamale, a warm traditional drink.
12 min
Residential Complex Calle del Sol
The group spends twelve minutes admiring colonial architecture in the Residential Complex Calle del Sol and tasting Colombian desserts such as dulce de leche or meringues.
12 min
Church of Our Lady of the Candelaria
Participants visit the Church of Our Lady of the Candelaria for twelve minutes to learn about its history and religious importance, followed by tasting Colombian coffee.
12 min
Museos del Banco de la Republica
At the Botero Museum, visitors spend twelve minutes viewing sculptures by Fernando Botero and then enjoy hot chocolate with churros.
12 min
Teatro Colon Bogota
The tour includes a twelve-minute stop at Teatro Colón to admire its architecture and taste traditional desserts like custard or rice with milk.
12 min
Plaza de Bolivar de Bogota
In Plaza de Bolívar, the group spends twelve minutes viewing historic buildings and drinking Colombian coffee at nearby cafes.
12 min
La Puerta Falsa
At La Puerta Falsa, participants spend twelve minutes tasting traditional dishes such as chocolate tamale or changua.
12 min
Fondo de Cultura Economica
The final stop is the Fondo de Cultura Económica, where visitors spend twelve minutes browsing books and enjoying coffee in the cafeteria.
12 min
Meeting point
We will meet at the indicated time in front of the Gold Museum where you will find your guide with the red Beyond Colombia umbrella.
End point
This Tour is part of a shared experience called "Free Walking Tour" and the value that you pay through Viator is the same suggested tip per person for your guide's job. This amount that you pay in advance will go directly to your guide (minus the Viator commission). We hope you enjoy our experience!
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.