Bogota: Bicycle City Tour
1.Bogota: Bicycle City Tour
Bike the real Bogotá with local guides: fruit market tastings, coffee roaster stop, tejo, street art, and plazas in 4.5 hours.
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Bike the real Bogotá with local guides: fruit market tastings, coffee roaster stop, tejo, street art, and plazas in 4.5 hours.
Most PopularSmall-group La Candelaria walking tour in Bogotá: street art, fruit tastings at La Concordia, and Bolívar Square history for $16.
Private Bogotá tour with Monserrate cable car views, Emerald Museum, Botero, Plaza de Bolívar, and Chorro de Quevedo. 5–6 hours.
Cable car up to El Paraíso, guided walking with community leaders, street art, snack, and panoramic views from Bogotá.
Bogota day trip to Guatavita Lagoon and Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral with round-trip transport, audio guides, and a guided cathedral visit.
“very good tour guide Nestor and also Ernesto from Laguna de Guatavita”
Walk Bogotá’s colonial center, taste chicha and fruit juices, learn conflict-to-peace history, then ride up Monserrate and visit Oro and Botero.
Four hours of Bogota bites—12 tastings, coffee workshop, and explosive tejo—led by an English-speaking local guide in a small group.
Private day trip from Bogotá to the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá: underground chambers, salt sculptures, Zipaquirá town time, and snack.
“We had a wonderful day out with the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá private tour. Julio was a kind, courteous and genuinely friendly host. His presence made the whole experience far more accessible, smooth and enjoyable. The Cathedral itself is an extraordinary site, deeply atmospheric and architecturally fascinating. The town of Zipaquirá provided a calm and…”
Walk Bogotá’s La Candelaria with a small group. Learn graffiti politics, see key murals, then sip coca tea at Café Herencia.
“This is a must do. Myra gave us the rich history behind the street art and the artists. Bogota is so rich with urban art and it helps to have someone to give you the background.”
Entry ticket to Monserrate Hill in Bogotá with cable car and funicular access, big-city views, and a pilgrimage basilica.
Explore Bogotá’s museums, Plaza de Bolívar, La Candelaria, and Monserrate. Private 6-hour tour with hotel pickup and guided visits.
“Fantastic experience! Pedro was absolutely amazing he took us around Bogotá and explained everything without holding back”
Bogotá in 6 hours: Plaza Bolívar, Monserrate views, the Gold Museum, Botero art, plus La Candelaria street life with a private guide.
A guided coffee farm tour plus a visit to Tequendama Falls from Bogotá, with wildlife spotting and included coffee liquor tasting.
“We highly recommend this trip. The waterfall is very nice, although we found more interesting the makeshift dining-viewing area. :) The roads in Colombia are an attraction in itself as well, sometimes you go very steep streets. The Coloma plantation was great, very green and quiet - nice change from Bogota. Juan, who was our…”
Bogotá craft beer tour with Tapazo warm-up, Colombian beer history, multiple tastings, and a mini-brewery stop in a small group.
“Melissa was an incredible guide. Offered great information about the history and trajectory of beer. We were able to have traditional chicha, and venture to lovely places throughout. The craft beer was just incredible. Don’t hesitate!!”
Sip Colombian coffee in Bogotá with guided tastings, acidity and aroma tests, coffee snacks, and a brew-your-own cup at Cafe Matuca.
“Such a great experience! It was so fun to learn all about the culture around coffee in Columbia. The coffees we tasted were excellent and it was very cool to learn new ways to brew coffee.”
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