International Emerald Museum (Museo Internacional de la Esmeralda) Tours and Tickets

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Admission to the International Emerald Museum is currently 6,000 pesos. You can also visit the museum with a guided tour, which starts from around US$20. Some tours focus entirely on Bogotá’s emerald industry and include other sites, such as the Emerald Trade Center.

The International Emerald Museum is accessible by bus: routes G522, L815, and T43A stop on Calle 17 at Carrera 7, one block from the museum. You can also rent a bicycle through the city’s bike share program, or join a tour that includes transportation.

Yes, there is a gift shop at the International Emerald Museum that sells emeralds and other items, which is one of the main draws of the attraction. Visitors come to the shop to view and purchase a range of jewelry and cut emeralds.

When visiting the International Emerald Museum, you’ll learn about the history of emerald mining in Colombia, while seeing a collection of 3,000 emeralds, including rare and precious stones. The museum has a workshop, where you can witness the skilled workmanship required to create cut emeralds and jewellery.

The International Emerald Museum is a suitable place for children. Kids who are interested in geology or jewelry will enjoy learning about this gem, especially when combined with a visit to the nearby Gold Museum (Museo del Oro). However, younger children may not find much to entertain them here.