Colombia · CITY TOURS IN BOGOTá
The 15 city tours in Bogotá here are the ones worth the money, each with what it costs, what travellers say afterwards and the one detail to check before you pay.
Explore Bogotá by bike with fruit tasting, coffee, tejo, street art, historic sites, and local insight on a lively four-and-a-half-hour tour.
“David was a spectacular tour guide. What a treat to have an active street artist showing us some of the important pieces in the city. The visit to his studio was a huge bonus. Shout out to Manuel, our mechanic too.”
Review of Bogotá’s private city tour with Monserrate, Emerald Museum, Botero, La Candelaria, and hotel pickup for $65.
“Camilo was excellent. He knew a lot of history and was able to share that eloquently. He was flexible with the schedule and respectful of my interests. I felt like I had a friend, because he treated me warmly! Thank you, Camilo.”
Explore Bogotá’s historic center, taste chicha and coffee, visit two major museums, and ride Monserrate’s cable car on a private city tour.
“Enjoyed Monserarate , though the Church was closed Cristian showed us the statue of Jesus after the 2nd fall. The fruit and coffee tasting was good as was the walk through downtown”
Explore Bogotá beyond the usual route with San Felipe art, Betty la Fea’s house, cacao, craft beer, tejo, and local neighborhoods.
“It's a great overview of Bogota and some of the history of Colombia. Our guide, Stefan, was very knowledgeable and shared insights relating to the tour as well as guidance on restaurants, including those reputable for serving Colombian meals. I highly recommend the Hop on Bogota.”
Explore Bogotá in six hours with Monserrate, the Gold Museum, Botero, Plaza de Bolívar, La Candelaria, and private hotel pickup.
“Edwin was the best tour guide. Knowledgeable and courteous”
Explore Bogotá in six hours with Monserrate, La Candelaria, Plaza Bolívar, the Gold Museum, Botero Museum, and street art.
Review of Bogotá’s private 9-hour city tour, with Paloquemao Market, local tastings, museums, La Candelaria, Monserrate, and coffee.
“Very nice and complete tour. They offer you an exclusive experience (small group, or solo as in my case), which is perfect because you have close contact with the guide, and then you can enjoy their explanations, adjust your experience at your will (of course with reasoning), and get a private tour. They’re constantly asking for feedback about the activities, so be honest so that the staff can solve any issue related to the activity and provide you a great and flexible experience. They are very attentive: enjoy that. Dont have a breakfast before going to this tour! They will provide you exquisite and delicious fruits (it depends on your…”
Explore Bogotá in seven hours with Monserrate, La Candelaria, major museums, fruit and coffee tastings, and a bilingual private guide.
“It was a really good experience with Juan Carlos; I had an amazing time and definitely recommend it. It's totally worth it.”
Explore Bogotá’s markets, museums, Colombian cuisine, and Monserrate on a private eight-hour city tour with guide and transport.
“Great guide Joel Very knowledgeable really gave us a great tour of the city including graffiti area, historic Center, modern art museum , candalabria It was perfect with a driver to take us around”
Make the most of a Bogotá layover with Monserrate, La Candelaria, museums, Colombian coffee, private transport, and a bilingual guide.
“Luis Felipe and Alejandro made our layover fun, insightful, and reassured we feel safe. They were helpful in showing us as much as they can, showing us the beauty of Bogata and Colombia especially through their local lense. We loved it and hearing about Luis' experiences. We definitely recommend booking with them if you need airport transportation, layover experience, and or even just reach out for your travel in Colombia! We will definitely be back to travel in through Colombia again!”
Ride Bogotá’s TransMiCable to El Paraíso for street art, local stories, sweeping views, and a close look at community life.
“Learning the history about the area and how things are attempting to change. Loved all the art "graffiti". It's great to see people who live within the community trying to change things for the better for everyone. .”
Explore Bogotá’s Teusaquillo on foot, with political history, architecture, street art, coffee, craft beer, and Parkway dining.
“A neighborhood that feels like you're elsewhere. Daniel was so knowledgeable about not only the sights, but also the political and sociocultural significance of this neighborhood. Skip a museum and do this tour instead!”
Review of Bogotá’s private city tour, with Monserrate, the Gold Museum, La Candelaria, flexible timing, and practical booking advice.
“Mike is the best. Very knowledgeable guide and chill dude. Fruit tasting at a local market was my favorite part but just riding a bike through neighborhoods in Bogota and seeing important historical areas was so cool. You get to see ALOT in the few hours you ride around. TOTALLY worth it.”
Review of Bogotá City Tour, featuring Monserrate, the Gold Museum, Botero art, historic plazas, coffee, and chicha for $67.
“This tour was amazing. John Alex Gonzalez was an amazing tour guide. This tour is a must when in Bogota. He personalized the tour and shared the real urban experience and you felt the true heart and soul of Bogota...The cable car ride on the trans-mileno was incredible. Ask for him to be your guide. Joseph”
See Bogotá in one day with Monserrate, La Candelaria, museums, Usaquén, cable-car views, and a traditional Colombian lunch.
“The tour guide was so excellent (Raul) and the drive was fantastic (I'm pretty sure name was Juan), we enjoyed the key activities of a perfectly clear day at Monserrate, Gold Museum, a walk through downtown neighborhoods, a nice lunch with typical food. We had very limited time at Botero museum due to being a little behind. The only complaint is that we did not get the tour we signed up for: it was only 6 hours (not 8), did not include all the sites described on the itenerary (which is why I chose this tour over others), and was not private (we had 2 other people with us: they…”
Pick a coast, a barrio or a coffee slope.
