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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The 15 most popular walking tours. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who to book with.
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.
“We leaned so much about the city and Oscar, our guide, was not only knowledgeable but funny as well! Highly recommend”
Private 2–8 hour Buenos Aires walking tour with a local guide, flexible route, monument exteriors, optional museums, and smart city tips.
“I thank God for putting Emiliano on my path. The best guide I’ve ever met. He told me everything, took me off the beaten path, and showed me the real Buenos Aires. Hands down, the best moment of my trip. I only wish I had met him days earlier so I could explore the city…”
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.
“Our guide JJ was awesome. He was friendly, knowledgeable and a ton of fun! Highly recommended.”
Walk Arequipa’s White City with a local guide through the Cathedral, cloisters and tambos, ending at a volcano viewpoint.
“It’s was very informative and untrusting the guide was amazing ! Highly recommend”
A 2-hour English walking tour in Santa Marta that mixes Tairona gold, independence stories, spooky cathedral tales, and a fruit-tasting stop.
“Really enjoyed the tour Javier was extremely knowledgeable and engaging showing us some local spots in santa marta which I tried later on and was not disappointed! would definitely recommend to get to know more of the city from a local”
Cusco 2-hour history walk with Qoricancha, San Blas, luthier workshop, Andean music, plus a Pisco Sour or Chicha Morada.
“Erick was fun and informative. A great tour of Cusco. Easy way to acclimate to Cusco. Pisco samples were great!”
Afro walking tour through downtown Cali with bilingual guide Andrés Jiménez, street-art stories, salsa context, and Afro-Colombian food.
“This was hands down one of the most immersive tours I’ve ever experienced. Andrés was a gifted storyteller, seamlessly weaving together the history, culture, music, and powerful Afro-Colombian influences that shape Colombia. It was a beautiful journey for all the senses, and one I’ll never forget.”
Walk La Boca’s art and football story in 150 minutes. See La Bombonera, visit two museums, and taste wine or dulce de leche.
“I really enjoyed doing this tour today. Dani was very helpful in showing me around the neighborhood. I learned a lot of interesting information about la Boca too.”
Walk Santiago’s top sights with pickup: La Moneda, Plaza de Armas, Santa Lucía Hill, Sanhattan, and a lapislazuli art stop for $45.
“Guide explained everything well. Very knowledgeable”
A 3-hour tip-based walk through Recoleta and Retiro’s palaces, parks, and grand avenues, starting at Teatro Colón.
“Walking was a little rough for a couple old folks, but we saw so much up close. The explanations were great by Maria, and her English was mostly easy to follow. Thankful for the bathroom break. Luckily for us, we are staying very close to the Cemetery, so was just a short walk to return…”
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.
“It was excellent. Veronica was a great informative guide and we learned a lot about the area and its history . She was fantastic to talk to and I would really recommend this tour and her”
A relaxed 3-hour walking tour through Antigua Guatemala’s iconic churches, convent ruins, and two cultural stops, priced at $35.
“The tour was shorter than the 3 hours promised. They were however willing to work with us on starting later than the 9am start time.”
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