Bogotá: Guided La Candelaria Walking Tour
1.Bogotá: Guided La Candelaria Walking Tour
Small-group La Candelaria walking tour in Bogotá: street art, fruit tastings at La Concordia, and Bolívar Square history for $16.
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Small-group La Candelaria walking tour in Bogotá: street art, fruit tastings at La Concordia, and Bolívar Square history for $16.
Most PopularA 2-hour walking tour that connects Cartagena’s Walled City history with Getsemaní’s street-art streets, led by a friendly local guide.
“Arthur was an amazing tour guide! His energy for life was beautiful, his knowledge of history was amazing, aswell as his pride for his city/country. Arthur certainly has a zest you just want to bottle up and keep in a bottle. Thanks for such a wonderful tour Authur.”
Private 2–8 hour Buenos Aires walking tour with a local guide, flexible route, monument exteriors, optional museums, and smart city tips.
“We had a fantastic time with Emiliano, very educational and a nice mix of history, culture and Argentinean life!”
2-hour guided San Telmo walk with colonial sights, Mafalda and comic art, Mercado San Telmo, and the Sunday street fair in English.
“Juan was extremely knowledgeable and I actually got lucky and had him as a guide two days in a row! (Yesterday for the graffiti tour) Highly recommend”
Taste Mayan gold corn dishes, fruits, sweets, coffee or atol on a 3-hour walking tour through Antigua’s colonial streets for $68.
“JJ the host was excellent. Great tour showing a side and taste of Antigua you wouldn’t see. Highly recommend”
Walk Arequipa’s White City with a local guide through the Cathedral, cloisters and tambos, ending at a volcano viewpoint.
“The whole experience was wonderful. Our group is not too big and not too small. Very interesting information about the history of Arequipa. Our tour guide is very accommodating.”
A 2-hour English walking tour in Santa Marta that mixes Tairona gold, independence stories, spooky cathedral tales, and a fruit-tasting stop.
“It was super great, Javier is a great guide and shared many interesting stories about Santa Marta, at the end you can enjoy juices of different fruits with a beautiful sunset.”
Cusco 2-hour history walk with Qoricancha, San Blas, luthier workshop, Andean music, plus a Pisco Sour or Chicha Morada.
“The tour was informative and we got to see a lot of the city center. There were only three of us on the English speaking tour so it felt like a private tour. The tour was different to what it said in the description but we didn't mind as we felt we saw a lot…”
Afro walking tour through downtown Cali with bilingual guide Andrés Jiménez, street-art stories, salsa context, and Afro-Colombian food.
“A truly interactive and engaging tour with Andres. It felt less like a standard tour but more like a conversation, where thoughts and perspectives were shared. I was able to learn about Cali through different lenses. Andres has curated a well thought out and intentional experience. I can’t wait to come back and experience the…”
Walk La Boca’s art and football story in 150 minutes. See La Bombonera, visit two museums, and taste wine or dulce de leche.
“We had a lovely time in LA Boca with Danielle. She did a great job showing us around and sharing the history of the area!”
Walk Santiago’s top sights with pickup: La Moneda, Plaza de Armas, Santa Lucía Hill, Sanhattan, and a lapislazuli art stop for $45.
“Fantastic! Our guide, JP, was incredible as well as the driver, Tomas. Very knowledgeable and provided great information. JP’s English was impressive.”
A 3-hour tip-based walk through Recoleta and Retiro’s palaces, parks, and grand avenues, starting at Teatro Colón.
“Pas déçu du tout Victoria fut exceptionnelle”
Walk Dona Marta with an official local guide, cable car up, street art and community stops, plus the Michael Jackson viewpoint.
“pas de visite d école de musique, pourtant on entendaient des percussions, on nous a dit que c étais l après midi, après l école”
Recoleta walking tour in Buenos Aires: Recoleta Cemetery, Eva Perón crypt, Belle Époque architecture, and MALBA art stops.
“Micaela was awesome. we were late getting tp the meeting area and she was so understanding. She gave lots of info about Buenos Aires and Recoleta area plus thos important people in the Recoleta Cemetery. very enthusiastic, welcoming and friendly. I would def do another tour with Micaela next time I come to Argentina. highly…”
A relaxed 3-hour walking tour through Antigua Guatemala’s iconic churches, convent ruins, and two cultural stops, priced at $35.
“Manuel is very knowledgeable. I learned so much about the history of this country and about Antiqua. As we are the only group. It’s like a privacy tour. So very good pace and we get to ask lots of questions. Sergio from Columbus Guatemala Travel is very helpful and provided details instructions to meeting place.…”
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