Bogotá is a modern city with Colonial and Republican architecture preserved in excellent conditions. 

Visit neighborhoods with houses considered national treasures built by European architects and engineers who arrived to Colombia early twentieth century. Admire representative architecture from prestigious Rogelio Salmona.

Visit traditional neighborhoods Quintal Camacho, El Nogal, La Merced, Teusaquillo and Chapinero with English-style houses. 

Finally, immerse in La Candelaria, Bogotá's historical heart. Admire colonial houses and French renaissance buildings, neo-classical and neo-gothic structures. See the National Capitol, Prime Cathedral, Palace of Justice, City Hall (Lievano's Palace), and the 20th July House, where independence cry took place.

Tour begins at Bogotá's historical core, La Candelaria: Art groups and museums exhibit the most representative works of various artists.

La Candelaria's colonial architecture is perfectly preserved. Visit iconic places like the National Capitol, Prime Cathedral, Justice Palace, City Hall (Lievano Palace), and the House of 20th July where cry of independence took place.

Continue tour of your choice, visit worldwide-known Gold Museum, an extraordinary place to experience the goldsmith culture of our indigenous ancestors OR Botero Museum a must-visit place if you are delighted with artistic expressions as of Colombian 'Maestro' Botero.

End tour enjoying an exquisite lunch, taste the typical cuisine of our country.

Bogotá is a city that after the Spanish conquest, many churches, squares and houses were built in colonial-architectural styles. This architecture has been preserved in a handful of zones.

"La Candelaria" is a historical place for visitors. The colonial architecture is preserved; visit places that reflect Republican style, like the National Capitol, Prime Cathedral, City Hall (Lievano Palace), and the House of 20th of July where cry of independence took place.

Visit Bolivar Villa: a sample piece of rural domestic architecture from the colonial period. Finally, visit the Nineteenth-Century Museum, appreciate furniture and clothing typical of that time, is a place back in time.

Bogotá is a city that after the Spanish conquest, many churches, squares and houses were built in colonial-architectural styles. This architecture has been preserved in a handful of zones. 

"La Candelaria" is a historical place for visitors. The colonial architecture is preserved; visit places that reflect Republican style, like the National Capitol, Prime Cathedral, City Hall (Lievano Palace), and the House of 20th of July where cry of independence took place. 

Visit Bolivar Villa: a sample piece of rural domestic architecture from the colonial period. Finally, visit the Nineteenth-Century Museum; appreciate furniture and clothing typical of that time. 

Enjoy a delicious typical lunch of our unique gastronomy.

Tour begins at Monserrate Hill Catholic sanctuary. Once on summit gaze at impressive view of the city. Nearby the sanctuary, shop for religious souvenirs.

To reach summit, take the funicular railway, cable car, or hike up to the top, and watch religious sculptures on the Way of the Cross along the way.

Descend into historical and cultural "La Candelaria" and visit sites that reflect republican and colonial styles.

Enjoy exquisite typical lunch of Bogotá Savannah.

Finally, select two museums most attractive to you in La Candelaria: the Gold Museum, the “Quinta de Bolivar” Museum, National Museum, Military Museum of Colombia or the Botero Museum.