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Immerse yourself in the vibrant and diverse city of Bogota with this exclusive tour that will take you to discover the historical, cultural and modern treasures of the Colombian capital. This tour offers a complete experience, combining the rich colonial heritage with the dynamism of a contemporary metropolis. La Candelaria: Begin your journey in the historic heart of Bogota, strolling through the cobblestone streets of La Candelaria. Visit the Plaza Bolivar, surrounded by imposing buildings such as the Catedral Primada, the Capitolio Nacional and the Palacio de Justicia. Admire the incredible collection of pre-Hispanic artifacts at the Gold Museum. Enjoy the works of renowned artist Fernando Botero at the Botero Museum, along with pieces by other international masters (guided tour and historical tour). Monserrate: Ascend Monserrate Hill by cable car, funicular or on foot, and marvel at the breathtaking panoramic views of the city from the top. Visit the sanctuary of the Fallen Lord of Monserrate, an important pilgrimage site (funicular ride not included). Simon Bolivar Park Relax in Simon Bolivar Park, a huge green lung ideal for walks, picnics and recreational activities (guided tour and historical tour). Chorro de Quevedo El Chorro de Quevedo is an emblematic corner located in the historic neighborhood of La Candelaria, in the heart of Bogota. This picturesque place, with its colonial charm, is considered one of the origin points of the city (guided tour and historical tour). Weather: Bogota has a cool and temperate climate throughout the year. It is advisable to dress in layers and carry an umbrella. Safety: As in any big city, be aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas. Avoid displaying valuables openly. Join this tour and discover why Bogota is a unique city, full of contrasts and surprises that will leave you with unforgettable memories.

️ Available Times: Thursday, May 1st – 7:30 PM Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays – 7:30 PM Sundays (on holiday weekends) – 5:30 PM ⏳ Duration: Approximately 2 hours Book in advance Box Office Ticket – $65,000 COP per person Includes: ⭐ Professional guide ‍♂️ ⭐ 2-hour ghost walk ⭐ Welcome hot drink ☕ ⭐ Live scares and storytelling ⭐ Souvenir ticket ⭐ Access to cursed Colonial houses & ancient dungeons ️ ⭐ Beyond-the-Grave security Meeting Point – Ghost Tour The meeting point is a CasaNATIVA Arte y Comida Natural (Cra. 2 #12-52)La Candelaria https://g.co/kgs/n6k5rJN Link Ubicación. Enter the café and ask the waiters about the Ghost Tour. ⚠️ If the café is closed, please wait punctually at the entrance. The guide will meet you there. The tour ends at Cacao Casa Magola (Cra 3 #17-60), near La Pola statue. Please don’t confuse it with the starting point. Thank you! ⚠️ Reservation Terms: ✔️ All bookings must be made in advance. ✔️ Suitable for ages 12 and up. ✔️ No pets allowed. No alcoholic drinks or hallucinogenic substances permitted. ✔️ Late arrivals or no-shows will result in the loss of your spot. ✔️ For promotional tickets, no refunds or reschedules if terms are not met. ✔️ Once the tour begins, our ghosts are not obligated to answer messages or calls . ️ Important: The tour may be rescheduled in case of: ✔️ Not reaching the minimum attendance (6 people). Max capacity: 24 people. ✔️ Heavy rain ️, road closures, or protests. ✔️ Last-minute logistical emergencies – you will be notified via provider chat and WhatsApp at least 8 hours in advance. If you have any other questions or need more information, feel free to contact us. We hope to see you soon on this chilling night! Terrifying regards, #Aecolombiatravel ️

Historical and Cultural Tour of Bogota Explore the cultural, architectural and natural richness of the Colombian capital with this tour designed to offer you a complete and unforgettable experience. 1. Monserrate Hill: The best view of Bogota Located in the eastern hills, the Cerro de Monserrate is an iconic viewpoint and a must-see in Bogota. From its summit, 3,150 meters above sea level, you will enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the city. To ascend and descend, you can choose from: Cable car: An aerial tour with spectacular views. Funicular: A unique experience through the mountain. In addition, you can visit the Santuario del Señor de Monserrate, a place of pilgrimage with great historical and religious value. 2. La Candelaria Historic Center: A trip to the past. Immerse yourself in the colonial charm of La Candelaria, the historical and cultural heart of Bogota. Walk through its cobblestone streets and discover architectural jewels of republican and colonial style, many of them declared cultural heritage sites. During the tour, you will visit: Chorro de Quevedo, the point where, according to history, Bogotá was founded in 1538. Botero Museum (closed Tuesdays), home to a valuable collection of art by master artist Fernando Botero and other renowned artists. Gold Museum (closed Mondays), one of the world's most important collections of pre-Hispanic gold and silver work. Teatro Colon, one of the most impressive theaters in Latin America. La Candelaria Church, an architectural icon of the neighborhood. Luis Angel Arango Library, an important cultural and knowledge center. Gabriel García Márquez Cultural Center, a space dedicated to literature and the arts, inspired by the Colombian Nobel Prize winner. 3. Plaza de Bolivar: The political and cultural heart of Bogota. Plaza de Bolívar, declared a National Monument in 1995, is the epicenter of history and politics in Colombia. It is surrounded by imposing historical and government buildings: Palace of Justice National Capitol Primada de Colombia Cathedral Sagrario Chapel Archbishop's Palace Liévano Palace This is a key place to understand the political and social evolution of the country. 4. Gold Museum: Treasure trove of pre-Hispanic history Considered the largest museum of its kind in the world, the Gold Museum houses an archaeological collection of more than 50,000 pieces of gold, ceramics, precious stones and textiles from various indigenous cultures of Colombia. Note: The museum is closed on Mondays. In its place, another attraction of interest will be visited according to availability (options recommended by our tour guides).

Embark on an exclusive journey through Bogotá's historic La Candelaria with your local guide. Begin at the charming Chorro de Quevedo Square, where you'll uncover hidden gems of the district. Stroll through the old streets of La Candelaria, engaging with locals and learning about the neighborhood's eclectic mix of colonial architecture and modern street art. Visit a chicha bar to taste the traditional local alcoholic beverage and hear about its cultural significance. Explore a vibrant local market to sample unique Colombian fruits, then dive into the world of Colombian coffee at a cozy café. Continue your tour at Plaza del Rosario and Plaza Simón Bolivar, where your guide will share intriguing stories about Bogotá's history, including the intersections of state, guerrillas, and drug trafficking. This tour ensures an unforgettable and immersive experience, uncovering the rich tapestry of Bogotá's most fascinating district.

Our tour blends history, art, adventure, and the best tips to ensure you enjoy your visit to Bogotá to the fullest with the company of the best local and professional guides! During the tour, we'll explore (among other places 😉) the following sites: Plazoleta de la Concordia: A place that combines art, culture, and tradition. Here, you'll find a farmer's market and craft shops. Callejón del Embudo: A cobblestone street shaped like a funnel, which used to be the edge of the ancient Quebrada de San Bruno. Chorro de Quevedo: The place where Bogotá was founded in 1538 by the Spanish conquistador Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada. Casa de 'La Pola': The residence of Policarpa Salavarrieta, heroine of the liberation campaign. Palacio San Carlos: The former official residence of the President of Colombia. Iglesia San Ignacio: A Catholic religious temple built in the 17th century. Plaza de Bolívar: The heart of Bogotá, surrounded by iconic buildings such as the Palace of Justice and the National Capitol. Manzana Cultural: A place that houses three of the most important museums, including the Botero Museum. If you're looking for an experience that blends the ancient with the modern, the cultural with the adventurous, this is your trip! Get ready to be amazed and immerse yourself in a unique experience.

Meeting Point: Plaza del Chorro de Quevedo We begin our tour at Plaza del Chorro de Quevedo, considered the place where Bogotá was founded. Here you will discover the stories and legends surrounding the birth of the city, surrounded by urban art, colonial architecture and the bohemian atmosphere that characterizes La Candelaria. Stop 1: La Concordia Market Square – Exotic Flavors of Colombia We will head to the traditional La Concordia Market Square, a space that fuses local gastronomy with cultural expressions. Here you will have the opportunity to taste a variety of exotic Colombian fruits, while learning about their origin, nutritional value and the importance of these flavors in the country's gastronomic culture. Stop 2: Tour of La Candelaria We will continue our walk through the picturesque cobblestone streets of La Candelaria, surrounded by colonial houses with wooden balconies, street art and cafes that tell stories. Every corner reveals aspects of Bogotá's cultural and literary identity. Stop 3: Parque de los Periodistas We will arrive at Parque de los Periodistas, a meeting point for critical thinking, surrounded by historic buildings and with a privileged view of the eastern hills. Here you will learn about the role this place has played in the intellectual and political life of the city. Stop 4: Plaza Santander – Culture and Heritage Our next stop will be Plaza Santander, in front of the Gold Museum and the Banco de la República. This space combines history and financial culture, and we will tell you how these institutions have influenced the economic and cultural development of the country. Stop 5: El Bogotazo – History that Marked Colombia We will visit the exact place where an event occurred that changed the course of Colombian history: the assassination of Jorge Eliécer Gaitán. You will learn how this event, known as El Bogotazo, triggered one of the most turbulent times in the modern history of Colombia. Stop 6: Plaza de Bolívar – Colombia’s Political Heart We arrive at the political and symbolic center of Bogotá: Plaza de Bolívar. Surrounded by the National Capitol, the Palace of Justice, the Primada Cathedral and the Liévano Palace, we will explain how this space has witnessed key moments in the republican and contemporary history of the country. Stop 7: Teatro Colón and Palacio de San Carlos We will continue to the Teatro Colón, an architectural and cultural icon where the Peace Treaty was signed with the FARC guerrillas, marking a before and after on the road to national reconciliation. Nearby is the Palacio de San Carlos, the country’s first presidential headquarters, with stories that reveal the development of executive power in Colombia. Final Stop: We close our tour with a unique sensory experience: a cup of Colombian coffee prepared by a professional barista. You will learn about the preparation process, the unique characteristics of Colombian coffee and its importance in the national culture and economy.

Start by visiting the main landmarks in La Candelaria and discover the stories hidden behind them. Meet the group at Plazoleta del Rosario and continue through the 7th street and visit: • Bolivar Square: Capitol, Justice Palace, City Hall and Main Cathedral of Bogota. • Teatro Colón. • Chorro de Quevedo. Then, step aside from the touristic area and visit locals favorite 4 hidden gems: • A baroque church, keeper of the most curious stories in our history. • A counter-monument build by the victims of Colombian conflict. • Virgen del Carmen Sanctuary. • A local coffee shop. • A cool spot for your insta-pictures. Get to see the most touristic neighborhood through the eyes of locals, as you listen cool stories about history, culture, current social and political situation and personal anecdotes.

We will begin with a tour of the streets, where we will find places of cultural interest such as the Gold Museum, where pre-Columbian objects are exhibited, the Botero Museum, which exhibits works of international art, and the variety of exotic restaurants that the city offers. In addition to locating and knowing the Congress of the republic, the Casa de Nariño, the Palace of Justice, the Museum of Regional Costumes of Colombia or Casa de Manuelita Sáenz, the Museum of Colonial Art, the Teatro Colón, the San Carlos Palace, the Casa Rafael Pombo and the Military Museum. We will go to the top of the hill where we will find the image of the fallen Lord of Monserrate, made in 1640 by the artist Pedro de Lugo Albarracín. For many Catholic faithful, this statue of the Lord is very miraculous and represents a special encounter with God. It has a cable car and a cable car to get to the top, especially for people who prefer to get there faster; However, the pedestrian path is perfect to enjoy nature, the vestiges of the indigenous path, exercise, see an interesting artisan offering and interact with the rich culture of this country.

1. La Candelaria Historic Center Immerse yourself in the historical and cultural essence of Bogota by walking the cobblestone streets of La Candelaria. This emblematic neighborhood, the colonial heart of the city, preserves a unique architecture with republican and colonial style buildings, many of them declared cultural heritage sites. During the tour, you can visit iconic sites such as: - Chorro de Quevedo: Place where, according to history, Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada founded Bogotá in 1538. - Teatro Colón: One of the most important and beautiful theaters in Latin America. - La Candelaria Church: An architectural jewel that gives its name to the neighborhood. - Luis Angel Arango Library: Cultural center of great relevance with one of the most complete collections in the country. - Gabriel García Márquez Cultural Center: A space dedicated to literature and the arts, inspired by the legacy of the Colombian Nobel Prize winner. 2. Bolivar Square The Plaza de Bolivar, declared a National Monument in 1995, is the political and cultural epicenter of Colombia. Surrounded by majestic buildings of great historical relevance, here you can admire: - The Palace of Justice - The National Capitol - The Primate Cathedral of Colombia - The Ecclesiastical Chapter House - The Sagrario Chapel - The Archbishop's Palace - The Liévano Palace This square is the meeting point of Bogota's history, politics and daily life. 3. Monserrate Hill An icon of Bogota and a must-see. Located in the eastern hills, Monserrate offers an unparalleled panoramic view of the city from its 3,150 meters above sea level. To ascend you can choose between: - Cable car: An aerial tour with breathtaking views. - Funicular: A unique experience through the mountain. At the top, in addition to enjoying the scenery, you can visit the Sanctuary of the Lord of Monserrate, a place of pilgrimage with a deep cultural and religious significance. The tour includes: Private transportation to and from your place of lodging in Bogota. Tasting of typical and endemic fruits of Colombia, plus a refreshing natural juice. Colombian coffee sensory experience, guided by a professional barista. Bilingual tour guide (Spanish - English) who will accompany you throughout the tour. Medical insurance to guarantee a safe experience. Note: Due to the wide gastronomic offer in Bogota, food is not included. However, our tour guides will recommend the best options according to your tastes and budget.

Meeting point: At the Hotel or at the Juan Valdez in the Plaza de los periodistas. Walk through La Candelaria along the street of the gratifis, street artists and houses with colonial architecture. Entrance to the Plaza de la Concordia, tasting of exotic fruits. Tour of the most emblematic buildings of the city (Sagrado Corazon de Jesus Cathedral, National Capitol, Congress, Colon Theater, Palacio de Lievano, Banco de la Republica Museums) while enjoying the local culture. Tasting of Buñuelo, specialty coffee or Chicha (native beverage). Monserrate Ticket Admission to the gold museum. Local guide company - bilingual throughout the tour.