Bogota Sensory tour of the 5 senses

Get ready to conquer the 3,152 meters high of the most iconic site in the capital. In Monserrate, the adventure starts from the ascent : whether by cable car, funicular or on foot, each option gives you incredible views.

Upstairs a unique experience awaits:
✨ A panoramic view of Bogota that looks like it was taken from a postcard.
✨ The Basilica of the Fallen Lord, a place full of history and tradition.
✨ Typical flavors in restaurants and food stalls where you can taste everything from hot panela water to gourmet dishes with the best background.
✨ Perfect craft shops to bring you an authentic souvenir of the city.

Ready to plunge into a golden journey? ✨ The Gold Museum is one of the most fascinating places in Latin America. Here you will discover more than 34,000 pieces of gold and pre-Hispanic objects that tell the story of Colombia’s indigenous cultures.

What awaits:
✨ Gold figures that look like they're straight out of a legend.
✨ The famous Raft Muisca, protagonist of the myth of El Dorado.
✨ Interactive rooms that make history come to life.
✨ A magical tour that mixes archaeology, art and tradition.

Botero Museum : Art with curves and character

In the heart of La Candelaria is one of the most beloved museums in Bogotá: the Botero Museum. Here you will discover the unmistakable style of Fernando Botero, the Colombian artist famous for giving volume and life to everything he paints and sculpts.

What you will enjoy:
✨ More than 100 works by Botero, full of color, humor and social criticism.
✨ An international collection with pieces by Picasso, Dali, Renoir and Miró.
✨ A charming colonial house that mixes history and art in every corner.
✨ Free admission, to make art a plan available to everyone.

The Botero Museum is a space that is not only looked at, it is enjoyed! An unmissable stop to understand the more creative and fun side of Colombian art.

️ Plaza de Bolivar : The heart of Bogotá ️

Welcome to the point where the history of Colombia beats. In Bolivar Square you will find yourself surrounded by buildings that tell of centuries of power and tradition: the National Capitol, the Palace of Justice, the Mayor’s Office and the imposing Primate Cathedral.

Pigeons, tourists and Bogota who come to enjoy this space full of life coexist here. You can feel the local atmosphere, take pictures with the statue of the Liberator Simon Bolivar and let yourself be infected by the unique energy of the most important square in the city.

It is the perfect place to start to know Bogota : history, culture and daily life in a single scenario.

The Seventh: The Avenue That Never Sleeps

Carrera Séptima is much more than an avenue: it is the axis that connects the history, culture and daily life of Bogotá. As you tour it, you will discover everything from imposing historic buildings and iconic squares, to street artists, musicians and vendors that give it a vibrant and authentic air.

What you will enjoy:
✨ The contrast between old and modern in the center.
✨ Spontaneous art and music presentations on the street.
✨ Cafes, bookstores and shops showcasing local life.
✨ An energetic walk where Bogotá reveals its urban soul.

The Seventh is the perfect setting to feel the pulse of the city: chaotic, diverse and absolutely fascinating.

⛪ Church of San Francisco: A colonial treasure in the heart of Bogotá ⛪

Located opposite Jimenez Avenue, the Church of San Francisco is the oldest preserved in the city, built in the 16th century. Its simple exterior contrasts with an impressive interior, where a majestic Baroque golden altar stands out, considered one of the most beautiful in Colombia.

What you will see:
✨ A central altarpiece covered in gold leaf that steals sighs.
✨ Colonial art reflecting the mix of indigenous and Spanish traditions.
✨ A peaceful space in the middle of the bustle of the historic center.

Visiting St. Francis Church is like opening a window into the past, a place where art, faith and history meet in harmony.

️ La Candelaria : The Colorful Soul of Bogotá ️

Walking through La Candelaria is like time travel: cobblestone streets, colonial houses full of color and an artistic atmosphere that conquers anyone. This historic neighborhood is the cultural heart of the city, where you can breathe history on every corner.

What will you find?
✨ Stunning graffiti that tells modern and rebellious stories.
✨ Colonial architecture with balconies full of flowers.
✨ Museums, theaters, cafes and bookstores that invite you to explore without haste.
✨ A vibrant atmosphere that mixes tradition, art and youth.

In La Candelaria you can feel the essence of Bogota : a bohemian, cultural and full of life that enamors locals and visitors.

Quevedo Jet: Where Bogota was born

El Chorro de Quevedo is a small square full of history and legend: here, they say, Bogotá was founded in 1538. Today it is a bohemian and vibrant corner in the La Candelaria neighborhood, surrounded by colonial houses, cafes, bars and colorful murals.

What you will enjoy:
✨ Cobblestone streets full of urban art and popular culture.
✨ A youthful atmosphere with music, storytellers and street artists.
✨ Perfect cafes, chicherias and bars to taste local flavors.
✨ The charm of a historic place that never loses its magic.

The Chorro de Quevedo is the ideal place to feel the mixture between tradition and innovation that characterizes Bogotá.