Top Bogotá Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Get your bearings in Bogota and visit the hilltop area of Monserrate (if option selected) without worrying about making a wrong turn when you go with your own private guide. After visiting Monserrate by cable car or funicular, head over to the Candelaria neighborhood to check out highlights such as the Botero Museum (closed Tuesdays) and the Gold Museum.

This Bogota city tour offers much more than an in-depth overview of the city. Pick up tickets to museums, sample local fruits and food specialties, and learn first-hand about Colombia’s economy through a coffee tasting—all in between checking out top landmarks with your guide. This tour packs in the value even more with a round-trip ticket to the popular Monserrate funicular if option is selected. You’ll be able to choose between a 7-hour tour including Monserrate, Gold Museum and Botero Museum, or a 5-hour tour which includes only Monserrate or museums. Join us!

Explore the historic La Candelaria neighborhood of Bogotá and learn all about Colombia on this shared walking tour. Follow your licensed tour guide as they lead you through this part of the city known for its many museums, past landmarks including the Jorge Eliecer Gaitan Monument and the Colón Theater. Familiarize yourself with the city on this tour so you can quickly find your way back to the museums that most interest you.

Get an in-depth insight in Bogotá's oldest and most eclectic district on this guided tour of La Candelaria. Your guide points out some of the most interesting street art as you walk to a chicha bar to learn about the local alcoholic beverage, then you head to a local market to taste of some of the nation’s unique fruits. Also visit cafés for insight into Colombian coffee and to the Plaza del Rosario and Plaza Simón Bolivar.

With its illuminated salt sculptures, the subterranean Zipaquira Salt Cathedral is one of the most interesting attractions in Colombia, but getting there from Bogotá can be time-consuming if you don’t have a car. This small-group tour makes getting there a breeze, with round-trip transfers from your hotel and plenty of free time to explore the cathedral and its surrounding town.

Venture away from the bustling city of Bogotá and spend a day immersed in nature on this challenging full-day waterfall hike. Join your guide and a group of fellow travelers and head towards the jungle, stopping along the way to take in the unique Andean ecosystem. Upon reaching the park, begin the breathtaking ascent to Colombia's highest waterfall, La Chorrera. Sit down for a delicious lunch, accompanied by panoramic views, before heading back to Bogotá.

For some time now, communes and favelas have been associated with complex and sometimes dangerous social contexts. However, thanks to community work and the different initiatives of cultural and artistic collectives, these neighborhoods have become an example of transformation and territorial appropriation. Today, visiting them is not just a way to learn their history but also to support these proposals that seek to preserve their heritage while showcasing the impact art and culture have on the community. To get there, you will also use public transportation: Transmilenio and Metrocable. From the Metrocable, you’ll have the best panoramic views of the southern part of the city. After ascending the mountain, you’ll walk through colorful streets and alleys filled with urban art. You’ll visit a small museum, taste traditional flavors, learn about the diversity and history of these neighborhoods, and return with fresh, broader perspectives on the city.

Enjoy a fully customizable private night sightseeing ride in Bogotá, exploring the city after dark from the comfort of your own vehicle. Discover illuminated highlights like La Candelaria, Plaza de Bolívar, lively modern districts, and panoramic views near Monserrate. Your local English-speaking driver shares stories and recommendations while keeping the pace flexible, with options for photo stops, dining areas, or nightlife. Pickup and drop-off from centrally located accommodations are included, the itinerary is fully adjustable, and entrance fees are not included. Experience Bogotá’s evening atmosphere like a local, at your own rhythm.

Learn about social projects that benefit residents of low-income Bogotá neighborhoods on this small-group tour, led by a local guide. You'll take a ride on a cable car to El Paraíso, where you'll visit a local nonprofit and meet locals. You'll then head up to a viewpoint to take in the Bogota skyline, with a stop for a snack at the end of your tour.

The best way to see a city is from above. The best way to feel a city is on a bike. As a cultural center since pre-Columbian times with an emerging art scene backdropped by beautiful architecture, Bogata is a treat to explore on two wheels. With so much history packed into its labyrinth of vibrant streets, a local guide to lead you safely through is crucial to discovering all this Andean city has to offer.

Discover Bogota's local culture through fruit on a small-group walking tour to the "sweetest market on Earth." Fun for people of all ages, this adventure is perfect for hungry travelers seeking an authentic Colombian culinary experience in a respectful atmosphere. As you indulge in around two dozen fruits from various market stalls, engaging with local vendors, your guide explains the plants' culinary and medicinal uses.

Colombian cuisine features dishes and ingredients unfamiliar to many visitors, even foodies. This small-group experience unlocks the secrets of some of the most complex and nuanced fare in South America. In the company of one food-obsessed guide, you'll embark on a feasting extravaganza through the streets of the old town and afterward take part in a coffee workshop to get familiar with some of the finest beans in the world.

While the Zipaquira Salt Cathedral will always draw crowds, exploring the underground wonder on a private tour is sure to make your experience of it less stressful. This excursion includes round-trip rides from Bogota to save you from navigating public transportation and lets you explore the salt complex at a more relaxed pace than you’d get in a big group.

Get a thorough overview of Bogota's most famous attraction on a group walking tour of Monserrate. The efficient excursion begins with a scenic cable car ride to the top of the mountain. There, you'll enjoy exceptional city views, gain insights into local life, and learn about Catholicism's significance in Colombia. The cultural adventure also includes a visit to the Shrine of the Fallen Lord of Monserrate.

Head out to the Chapinero District in the northern reaches of Bogota for a bit of off-the-beaten-path exploration. You'll see fantastic architecture, explore chic neighborhoods, sample aborrajado snacks and coffee, and even play a local drinking game at a local bar, seeing a side of Colombia you wouldn't easily get to experience without a local guide.

Explore central Bogotá on this half-day sightseeing bike tour. Visit the city’s historical center, known as La Candelaria, plus a traditional fruit market and coffee factory. Along the way, pass by landmarks such as the Plaza de Toros and the Museo Nacional and see street art murals. Plus, stop in the Parque Nacional to sample traditional Colombian street foods.

Experience the magic of the Paramo ecosystem with a visit to Chingaza National Park that takes care of all the logistics from Bogota. Join a small group and a nature guide who shows you around the high Andean cloud forest and helps point out flora and fauna as you make your way through the park, taking in scenic waterfalls and lagoons as you explore.

Discover the rich diversity of Colombian cuisine in Bogotá’s historic La Candelaria. On this walking tour, you’ll visit 7 carefully selected spots, each offering a unique dish from a different region of the country. From family-owned eateries to vibrant market stalls, you’ll taste authentic flavors like ajiaco, aborrajado, carimañolas, and more. Along the way, connect with locals, learn about Colombia’s cultural heritage, and enjoy storytelling that brings each dish to life. The tour is flexible; venues may change depending on weather, availability, or city events, ensuring a fresh and personalized experience every time. We accommodate vegetarian and vegan preferences; just let your guide know. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, bring water, and allow extra time for traffic to reach the meeting point. Come hungry; this tour feels like lunch and dinner in one!

Explore the streets of La Candelaria with this private walking tour. Discover street art in El Chorro de Quevedo, sip chicha in a nearby bar, sample tropical fruits in a local market, and visit a café to taste coca-leaf tea. Learn about the emerald trade in Plaza del Rosario and delve deeper into national history in Plaza Simón Bolivar. Try a cup of Colombian coffee before your tour concludes.

Bogotá is celebrated for its street art, and while you may spot some colorful murals if you hang out in the Candelaria neighborhood, a guide can show you much more than what you'd find on your own. This tour showcases some of the finest murals in the city and includes insider commentary to help you gain a better understanding of each piece’s significance.

On this tour, you’ll experience true high-altitude adventure. Heading into a private reserve in the Páramo of Sumapaz—the largest páramo ecosystem in the world—you’ll hike up to 3,800 meters, roughly 12,500 feet. With your guide leading the way, you’ll see flora and fauna only found right here in the Andes, munch on arepas, take to steep, muddy trails, and feel on top of another world. Hotel pickup is included for a hassle-free start to your trek.

Immerse yourself in Bogota's culinary scene with a guided tour through the city's most historic neighborhood: La Candelaria. Over the course of around three hours, a guide will take you to some of the best spots in the area to sample tasty treats, from arepas and obelas to chocolate and coffee.

Discover Bogotá’s food culture on this guided evening tour of the Usaquén neighborhood. Visit three restaurants in the area and try different types of Colombian cuisine, including a starter, a main dish, and a dessert paired with your choice of wine, beer, or fresh juice. Vegetarian and other dietary restrictions can be accommodated.