Bogota, Culture, History, Gastronomy. All inclusive

The Muisca Indigenous. The Gold Museum: This museum, the largest in the world of its kind, is the only thing that remains of the Muisca Culture, of which we know their stories, legends and traditions, thanks to the writers of the time. The Legend of El Dorado originated the creation of the Viceroyalty of the New Kingdom of Granada. We will get to know the incredible art that these indigenous people left us and the Muisca Raft of the Legend of El Dorado, in addition to knowing the different exhibition rooms.

In this Plaza de Bolivar, we will see the buildings from different times and the history of Colombia, from Colonia, because great events happened there.

La Candelaria, was the old Santa Fé de Bogota and Capital of the new Kingdom of Granada, which was made up of Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela and Panama. We will go through its streets and you will know the main buildings of the Colony.

This is an archaeological museum located in a very beautiful house of the Marquez de San Jorge of Spanish heritage.

This market square was one of the first built in Bogotá.
A fruit tasting is offered, so that tourists have the option to appreciate the variety of products of our country.
There will be a tasting of chicha, a drink used by pre-Columbian Indigenous people.
There, they will have a Bogotá lunch used from Colonia el Ajiaco, accompanied by a Brevas post.

We will have a fruit tasting, since Colombia has a very large variety of fruits.

A tasting of chicha, an indigenous drink, will also be offered.

This site is the old San Francisco River or Vicachá river for the Muiscas, it was underground for more than 100 years and was rediscovered by the architect Rogelio Salmona, who designed this environmental axis.

They will go up this precise hill by cable car to be able to see the city and the Eastern hills that surround the city.
There they will have a Coca tea to be able to resist the height of 3170 MSM

End the Tour at this Bogota Cinematheque, where you will have a cup of Colombian Coffee at Cafe Hornitos with a pandebono or Pande Yuca, to help our coffee growers.

We will visit this wonderful collection of the Colombian Artist Fernando, donated to the city of Bogotá, with works of his authorship and works by great artists from around the world from various periods in history.

We will visit the Custody room, with works of religious art from the colony, where La Lechuga stands out, a work of art with 1850 precious stones, of which 1,400 are emeralds.

We will have a coca tea so that the tourists resist the height of Bogota, a chocolate and an almojabana indigenous bread that has been used since the Colony

This spectacular Colonial Church has the altars and ceiling decorations, plated in 24 carat gold sheets, with a decoration of Baroque art, which make it a true Jewel, unique in its kind.