Colombia · WALKING TOURS IN BOGOTá
Prices, running times and who each one suits — the 15 walking tours in Bogotá below are laid out so the decision takes minutes rather than an evening. Start at the top.
Explore Bogotá’s La Candelaria with a local guide, tasting fruits, seeing street art, markets, historic squares, and Colombia’s complex past.
“A knowledgeable and engaged guide who took us to both unexpected stops and classic spots. Highly recommended!”
Review of the private Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral tour from Bogotá, with transport, history, walking stops, audio guides, lunch time, and practical tips.
“Passeio maravilhoso. A Catedral do Sal realmente é um lugar diferenciado e vale a pena a experiência de conhecê-la. Apesar disso, tenho a certeza de que o motorista Jorgio e o guia Leonardo (que falava português, minha língua), pessoas alegres, atenciosas, com muito conhecimento, foram fundamentais para o encantamento que tive com o passeio”
Explore Bogotá’s La Candelaria on a private three-hour walk with a bilingual guide, historic sights, local food tips, and flexible personal attention.
“Wir hatten eine deutschsprachige Tour gebucht. Empfangen hat uns eine sehr nette sympathische Kolumbianerin. Allerdings waren ihre Deutschkenntnisse so schlecht, dass man selbst mit viel Mühe die Erzählungen kaum verstanden hatte. Normalerweise schreibe ich keine Rezensionen, aber hier möchte ich weitere Teilnehmer - vorallem bei dem Preis - warnen..”
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!”
Explore Bogotá’s Teusaquillo on a three-hour walk through history, street art, cafés, galleries, local food, coffee, and craft beer.
“The tour was very good. We got a great impression of the neighborhood and its history. Our tour was accompanied by Appa, a very sweet and friendly dog. I would recommend this tour to anyone staying in Bogotá.”
Explore Bogotá’s Gold Museum and La Candelaria on a private four-hour tour with hotel pickup, bilingual guides, coffee, and flexible cancellation.
“Fabio did an amazing job giving us the quicker, more condensed version of the Gold Museo with was really helpful, and the walk around La Candelaria was informative and fun. Would highly recommend!”
Explore Bogotá’s La Candelaria and Gold Museum with a private English-speaking guide, local snacks, and three hours of history, art, and culture.
“Même si nous n’avons pas pu visiter le musée de l’or le jour de la visite, nous en avons visité 2 autres, le musée national et le musée Botero et la Candelaria. Nous avons pu profiter de la connaissance de notre guide Iván, de ses témoignages et ses conseils.”
Explore La Candelaria’s landmarks, local cafés, political stories, and lesser-known sites on a private 210-minute Bogotá walking tour.
“Our guide Alejandra is super knowledgeable and wove in a lot of history into the tour. A big plus was the coffee tasting which gave us a better understanding of the art of coffee making. This tour is a must do for an introduction into Colombian culture and history.”
Explore Bogotá’s La Candelaria with fruit, coffee, street art, and history on a three-hour walking tour priced at $14.
“Tour guide never showed up despite company telling me they were coming. waited 1.5 hours and nothing.”
Explore La Candelaria, chicha, Colombian fruit, coffee, and Bogotá history on a private three-hour walking tour for $14.
Explore La Candelaria in 150 minutes, from Chorro de Quevedo to Botero Museum, with local guides and practical Bogotá tips for $16.
“I loved how knowledgeable our tour guide Sharik was. It was only two of us, she answered our many questions and made the tour very enjoyable. I highly recommend this tour.”
Explore Bogotá’s El Dorado legend, Bolívar Square, La Candelaria, Chicha, urban art, and Colombian fruits on a 150-minute walking tour.
“No me recogieron en el lugar qué se había.acordado en la reserva”
Explore Bogotá’s political graffiti, towering illegal murals, and social impact work on a 150-minute street art tour for $15.
Review of Bogotá’s José Celestino Mutis Botanical Garden tour, with 5,000 orchids, conservation stories, private guiding, and practical tips.
Review of Zipaquirá’s private Salt Cathedral tour, with hotel pickup, local food, historic sights, guides, pricing, and practical tips.
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