Shared Tour of the Historic Candelaria in Bogotá

We will begin our adventure at the Gold Museum, where we will admire the impressive collection of pre-Columbian goldsmiths. We will tell you the history of these pieces and their cultural importance for the indigenous peoples of Colombia.

We will move to Santander Park, a green lung in the historic center. Here, as we enjoy a refreshing tropical fruit juice, we will talk about the importance of this park for Bogota and show you some of its most iconic monuments.

In Plazoleta del Rosario, a place full of history and tradition, we will enjoy delicious empanadas, a very popular savory snack in Colombia. We will tell you legends and anecdotes about this square and its importance for Bogota.

We will stop at the monument to Jorge Eliécer Gaitán, a political leader assassinated in 1948. We will tell you about its history and its impact on the history of Colombia.

We will immerse ourselves in the bustle of La Concordia Market Square, a place where the smells and tastes of the city mix. Here, you can find a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, meats and local products. We will taste a delicious fresh seasonal fruit.

Plaza del Chorro de Quevedo is one of the most emblematic places in Bogotá. Here, we will tell you the legend of the water jet and you can enjoy a delicious liquid tamale, a hot and comforting drink.

The University of La Salle is an educational institution with a long history. We will tell you about its history and its importance in the training of professionals in various areas.

At the Botero Museum, we will admire the works of the renowned Colombian sculptor Fernando Botero. Afterwards, we will enjoy a delicious hot chocolate with churros, a classic of Colombian cuisine.

The Mint is a historic building where the coins of the New Granada were minted. In your museum, we will learn about the history of currency in Colombia.

The Teatro Colón is one of the most important theaters in Latin America. We will admire its beautiful architecture and tell you about its history.

Plaza de Bolivar, the heart of Bogotá. Here, we will admire the Primate Cathedral, the Palace of Justice and the National Capitol. To say goodbye, we will enjoy a delicious Colombian coffee in one of the many cafes that surround the square.

At La Puerta Falsa, a Bogota gastronomic institution, we will try some of the most traditional dishes of the city, such as chocolate tamale or changua. An authentic and delicious experience!

We will finish our tour at the Gabriel García Márquez Cultural Center, a space dedicated to the life and work of the Nobel Prize in Literature.