Top Colombia Arts & Design in 2026

See the street art of Medellin's Comuna 13 neighborhood with a local guide by booking this group tour. You'll learn about how the neighborhood transformed itself from one of the most dangerous spots in the city to a thriving tourist attraction as you walk through the area. You'll also check out all sorts of street art and get the chance to interact with local artists and snack vendors.

Discover the vibrant charm of Guatapé on this day trip from Medellín. Explore its colorful streets and climb the 740 steps of Piedra del Peñol for panoramic views of the lake-dotted landscape. Enjoy a scenic boat ride past Pablo Escobar’s Hacienda La Manuela, visit a historic church in Marinilla, and stroll through the picturesque town of Zócalos. Please note: departure times may be adjusted slightly during holidays and high seasons.

Take a peek into authentic Colombian fútbol (soccer) culture on this tour to a Bogotá stadium to watch a National League match. Your guide will show you how to fit in with the crowd of soccer fans and you'll learn their songs so that you can fully experience their passion for the game. Beers and snacks are included.

Vibrant and exciting, Bogota's street art scene can't be missed. This street art tour makes sure you don't overlook a thing as your guide takes you to some of the city's essential murals in the La Candelaria urban art district. Learn about the history of Bogota and get a local perspective on its culture as you go.

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.

Experience Medellín’s nightlife as your intro to Latin dance culture — through rhythm, connection, and a night made for you. Not a crowded bar crawl — but a safe, dance-focused night guided by a dancer who adapts to your vibe. We start with a basic salsa or bachata group class — rooftop, hostel, or academy. No experience needed — if you can try, you can dance. Beginners: practice and enjoy. Experienced: dive into open-level dance socials with locals. Then we hit Medellín’s nightlife — rooftop lounge, local club, or dance socials. ✦ Weeknights: authentic Latin dance. ✦ Weekends: same energy plus party vibe. Groups vary — from one-on-one to small or lively. Solo, couple, or friends, you’ll fit right in. This is more than entry to a class or club — it’s a curated shortcut into Medellín’s dance culture, with spots you wouldn’t find alone, plus insider tips and guidance to connect you with the scene. Check “What’s Included” for the breakdown. Spots are limited — book early.

Opt for an intimate look at the creative culture of Comuna 13, formerly one of Medellín's most dangerous areas, during a small-group tour that takes you deeper into Colombia's heritage. You'll explore with a small group limited to 15 travelers to ensure you receive personalized attention from your guide, and you'll explore the area on foot, allowing you to spend more time admiring the vibrant street art.

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.

Get a taste of Colombia as you embark on a street food tour through the best parts of Cali. Join a small group and walk through the streets and parks of the city to sample some of the city’s most famous dishes like ceviche, fresh fruits, and local drinks. You also get to see some of the city’s street art and learn how the city has changed over the years.

Visit Colombia’s colorful, mural-filled Comuna 13 with a local guide on this small-group tour of the famous neighborhood. You'll get a bird's eye view of the area from aboard a cable car and have the chance to get down and check out the comuna's many colorful murals. You'll even get to sample some delicious local fruit.

Colombia’s most famous citizen, drug lord Pablo Escobar remains a controversial figure—while committing extremely violent crimes and spreading addiction worldwide, he was often popular with poor people, to whom he donated. Get a fresh perspective on this problematic individual at the Pablo Escobar Museum in his home town Medellin, run by his niece Laura, who you may be lucky enough to meet. See family photographs, personal souvenirs, and more.

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.

This experience is like walking into art world with a local friend. It is about let yourself get surprised by the art shown in the moment in the city, as every week it is different because it is constantly changing. It is all art scene in 2 hours, meeting galleries, artists (maybe), curators and stories about artistic world in Cartagena. There is more in the list but it is depending on the time, and we could include Artist Studios stops, Small Galleries stops and underground scene if wanted. During the walk we can have a drink on the way and please understand that this is a curator walking with you in private tour and there will not be more people that your group, couple or person; so all the time it is all about to have a sincere dialogue about art, ideas and we will see what else...

Discover the colors, culture, and culinary treats of the Getsemani neighborhood on a private tour in Cartagena. Putting an emphasis on muralism and graffiti, your guide will explain how local culture and history are expressed through the area's vibrant street art. Along the way, stop for a classic local snack. At any point, you’re free to pause the tour to ask questions or take photos.

During your Medellin vacation, don’t waste a moment waiting—save time waiting in line with a skip-the-line admission ticket to the Antioquia Museum (Museo de Antioquia), one of Colombia’s most important galleries. Choose a time slot to suit you and admire works by Fernando Botero at your own pace.

The now vibrant neighborbood of Commune 13 used to be one of Medellin's most dangerous; this tour traces its transformation by giving you the inside scoop on its murals, street food and viewpoints. Explore on foot for a more immersive experience and discover parts of the area that you’d likely miss on your own.

Watch the sunset and the lights of Medellín from two of the city's best viewpoints, in a small group and without crowded buses: we go in a private car or van, with a guide-driver who picks you up at your accommodation and tells you the history of Medellín. First stop: La Palma viewpoint, in the mountains of San Félix. A countryside place with a bonfire, live music, and a view of the entire valley. You spend 90 minutes watching the sun set and the city light up with your typical snack included: sweet corn arepa with cheese and hot chocolate, or migao (hot chocolate with cheese and bread for dipping). Second stop: Cerro El Picacho, with a large statue of Christ and a panoramic view of illuminated Medellín. 40 minutes for photos and, if you want, climb 300 steps to the statue, free of charge. Pickup in El Poblado, Laureles, and Estadio. Guide in Spanish or English. Medellín is a mountain city: the fog can obscure the view at times. The tour takes place rain or shine.

Live a unique experience of transformation where you will not only get to know an important part of Medellín and its streets, but you will also enter one of its most magical places, thanks to the artistic transformation that "La Comuna 13" has undergone in recent years. Companions will tour the longest escalators in Latin America, you will have an artistic experience by seeing hundreds of graffiti that reflect art, history and transformation, they will witness authentic dance and improvisation shows and also you will enjoy with your loved ones a wonderful biche mango cream .

The tour starts and ends at Poblado metro station, and our groups are small so you will be comfortable. Included: transportation tickets, an ice cream, and a beer. There is a lot to see at the Comuna 13, so 4 hours are perfect to explore amazing spots ;) After taking the metro, you will enjoy riding the metro cable to visit a spectacular viewpoint. Then you will take a bus to the graffiti neighborhood, from where the walking tour will begin. You will be amazed by all kinds of art expressions, such as graffiti, oil paintings, handicrafts, graffiti printed clothes, and dance shows. You will see spectacular graffiti, which are painted by local artists. The guide will explain the meaning of the main graffiti and answer any questions you may have. You will also enjoy street performances such as break dance, rap, or trova (traditional musical genre). Finally, the guide will take you to a bar with the best viewpoint of Comuna 13 and a big part of Medellin.

With its turbulent history, Comuna 13 is one of Medellin's most fascinating districts. This private tour helps you delve deeper into the history and culture than you could alone at a pace that suits you and your group. You'll decipher some of the famous street art, see the city from a fresh perspective at a viewpoint, and sample classic Colombian street food.

**Comuna 13: Where Art Conquered Fear** There was a time when the world knew Comuna 13 for its wounds. Today, it knows it for its strength. Here, in the mountains of Medellín, an entire community chose to answer pain with color, music, and hope, and the result is one of the most inspiring places in Latin America. Every mural tells a story. Every breakdance move is a declaration that here, people live, dance, and dream. Every outdoor escalator, connecting the top of the neighborhood with the rest of the city, is a symbol of what happens when a community stops being invisible. **Our Experience: Comuna 13 Lived from the Inside** We don't come to look at the neighborhood from a distance: we come to experience it alongside the people who make it beat.

Experience Cartagena’s nightlife aboard a traditional Colombian Party Bus! Enjoy approximately 2 hours of music, dancing, great vibes, and entertainment as you ride through Cartagena with a DJ and energetic onboard host. Your experience includes one complimentary drink of your choice: bottled water, energy drink, local beer, or local beer 0% alcohol . Along the way, you’ll stop at three iconic locations to capture memorable photos before ending the night at one of Cartagena’s popular nightclubs, where the celebration continues as you like. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, and groups looking to meet new people and experience Cartagena’s nightlife! 18+ only. Local Beer and Entrance Disco Bar Meeting Point: The Clock Tower Monument / Walled City and Bocagrande area. No drugs or hallucinogenic substances permitted.

More than a guided tour, this experience will allow you to discover Fernando Botero’s universe from a completely different perspective. Although admission to the museum is free, many of the stories, influences and details that shaped his work often go unnoticed by those who tour it on their own. Through participatory activities and easy-to-understand explanations, you will learn to observe his works with new eyes, understand the evolution of his style, his vision of art and discover the history of the extraordinary donation that gave rise to one of the most important collections in Colombia. Ideal for travelers of all ages, families, culture lovers and anyone who wants to live the Botero Museum in a dynamic, interactive and knowledge-free way.