



by Walking tour bogota by (The True Colombian Experience)
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✓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.$114Bogotá sits high in the Andes Mountains and offers a mix of history, culture, and views. This 6-7 hour walking tour begins with a traditional Colombian breakfast followed by a visit to Monserrate. Travelers ascend to Monserrate by cable car or funicular, spending about an hour enjoying the city panorama and a traditional snack at the summit. After descending, the tour continues through Bogotá’s historic center on foot, covering key sites such as the oldest street in the city at Plaza Del Chorro Del Quevedo, Plaza de Bolívar with its political and social significance, and notable churches including Nuestra Señora del Carmen and San Francisco. Along the way, participants sample small portions of traditional Colombian dishes representing various regions, providing a taste of local cuisine. The tour also includes a visit to the Botero Museum, located in the Bank of the Republic’s museum complex, where works by Fernando Botero and other Colombian artists are on display. The walk ends after passing by the Casa de Nariño, Colombia’s presidential residence, as well as the congress building and the main cathedral. The tour includes snacks, a professional guide, and transportation to Monserrate, combining food, history, and art in Bogotá.
Monserrate
The tour begins with a visit to Monserrate, offering the most notable view of Bogotá. Guests travel up by cable car or funicular and have a traditional snack at the summit. After about an hour, they descend the same way to continue exploring the city.
60 min
Candelaria
This stop involves visiting local food establishments in the historic center, sampling traditional dishes from various parts of Colombian cuisine over approximately 90 minutes.
90 min
Plaza Del Chorro Del Quevedo
Walk through Bogotá’s oldest street, learning about local chicha (a traditional drink) and other historic sites in this area during a 40-minute visit.
40 min
Plaza de Bolivar de Bogota
A brief 10-minute stop at Colombia’s most important square, known for its political and social history and often called the square of the pigeons of power.
10 min
Museos del Banco de la Republica
Visit the Botero Museum and the Coin House museum to learn about Colombian art and view works by Fernando Botero and other key artists during a one-hour visit.
60 min
Santuario Nuestra Senora del Carmen
Spend 20 minutes exploring the neo-Gothic Nuestra Señora del Carmen church, noted for its candy cane-like appearance, and learn about the San Francisco church, the oldest in Bogotá.
20 min
CASA DE NARINO
Pass by the Casa de Nariño, Colombia’s presidential residence, and discuss the country’s history. The route also includes views of the congress building and the main cathedral during a 30-minute segment.
30 min
Meet at the Cranky Croc Hostel Cl. 12d #3-56, Bogotá, Colombia. Once you arrive, head inside the hostel and go to the reception desk and say that you are there for the tour.
End point
Meet at the Cranky Croc Hostel Cl. 12d #3-56, Bogotá, Colombia. Once you arrive, head inside the hostel and go to the reception desk and say that you are there for the tour.




by Walking tour bogota by (The True Colombian Experience)
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.$114Bogotá sits high in the Andes Mountains and offers a mix of history, culture, and views. This 6-7 hour walking tour begins with a traditional Colombian breakfast followed by a visit to Monserrate. Travelers ascend to Monserrate by cable car or funicular, spending about an hour enjoying the city panorama and a traditional snack at the summit. After descending, the tour continues through Bogotá’s historic center on foot, covering key sites such as the oldest street in the city at Plaza Del Chorro Del Quevedo, Plaza de Bolívar with its political and social significance, and notable churches including Nuestra Señora del Carmen and San Francisco. Along the way, participants sample small portions of traditional Colombian dishes representing various regions, providing a taste of local cuisine. The tour also includes a visit to the Botero Museum, located in the Bank of the Republic’s museum complex, where works by Fernando Botero and other Colombian artists are on display. The walk ends after passing by the Casa de Nariño, Colombia’s presidential residence, as well as the congress building and the main cathedral. The tour includes snacks, a professional guide, and transportation to Monserrate, combining food, history, and art in Bogotá.
Monserrate
The tour begins with a visit to Monserrate, offering the most notable view of Bogotá. Guests travel up by cable car or funicular and have a traditional snack at the summit. After about an hour, they descend the same way to continue exploring the city.
60 min
Candelaria
This stop involves visiting local food establishments in the historic center, sampling traditional dishes from various parts of Colombian cuisine over approximately 90 minutes.
90 min
Plaza Del Chorro Del Quevedo
Walk through Bogotá’s oldest street, learning about local chicha (a traditional drink) and other historic sites in this area during a 40-minute visit.
40 min
Plaza de Bolivar de Bogota
A brief 10-minute stop at Colombia’s most important square, known for its political and social history and often called the square of the pigeons of power.
10 min
Museos del Banco de la Republica
Visit the Botero Museum and the Coin House museum to learn about Colombian art and view works by Fernando Botero and other key artists during a one-hour visit.
60 min
Santuario Nuestra Senora del Carmen
Spend 20 minutes exploring the neo-Gothic Nuestra Señora del Carmen church, noted for its candy cane-like appearance, and learn about the San Francisco church, the oldest in Bogotá.
20 min
CASA DE NARINO
Pass by the Casa de Nariño, Colombia’s presidential residence, and discuss the country’s history. The route also includes views of the congress building and the main cathedral during a 30-minute segment.
30 min
Meet at the Cranky Croc Hostel Cl. 12d #3-56, Bogotá, Colombia. Once you arrive, head inside the hostel and go to the reception desk and say that you are there for the tour.
End point
Meet at the Cranky Croc Hostel Cl. 12d #3-56, Bogotá, Colombia. Once you arrive, head inside the hostel and go to the reception desk and say that you are there for the tour.