With one of our handpicked expert local guides, you will have the opportunity to explore the highlights of Bogotá: the plaza Bolivar, the city center and La Candelaria.

Overlooking the city of Bogotá rests the Monserrate sanctuary. A quick cable car ride up to the hill will bring you there.

The northern part of Bogotá is full of cafés and pedestrian areas to wander around. This is also where you find the best restaurants in town.

Full of history, Bogotá is home to some amazing museums. Two of them especially stand out: the gold museum with the biggest collection of pre-columbian gold artifacts on earth and the Banco de la Republica with its huge Fernando Botero collection.

Stop at one of Bogotá’s famous coffee shops to taste the softest coffee in the world.

You would be surprised by how many fruits Colombia has. The best place to taste them all is visiting one of Bogotá’s local markets.

Colombian street food is a flavor fiesta! Don't miss stuffed arepas, sweet obleas wafers, or crispy empanadas - each bite bursts with tradition

You want to be hands on and learn more delicious Colombian recipes? Let us fix you with a Bogotá chef for a cooking lesson.

The peace process with the FARCs is still an on-going complicated subject. An expert will explain to you the global picture and its impact in Colombian society.

Bogotá’s gold museum hosts the best collection of pre-columbian gold artifacts in the world. More than just a tour, meet an expert for a more in-depth visit.

Fernando Botero is one of the most famous Colombian artists. Join an expert in his life and work at the Banco de la Republica where an extensive collection of his work is showcased.

History lovers must stop at the National museum of history for a complete understanding of Colombia’s past.

A family friendly way to experience the gold museum including painting pre-columbian drawings.

Colombia’s national sport is called “Tejo” and is a lot of fun. Ending the day with a round of beers and a game of Tejo is a must do while in Bogotá

Street art scene in Bogotá is vibrant and very much alive. Meet one of Bogotá’s top graffiti artists to understand the meaning behind the paintings.

Sunday mornings are very special in Bogotá. Main avenues are closed to cars to create a huge network of bike lanes. Join locals on bikes to experience the city just as they do.

Meet Sandra in her own apartment and private art collection. She will unveil to you the latest tendencies. Not open to the general public.

Fadia is a fashion designer and comes from a family of emeralds sellers. Spending the afternoon with her, you will experience Bogotá with a friend while she walks you to the city’s best designer venues.

Verdi is a Colombian textile studio that celebrates tradition to create unique homeware, fashion and art pieces by intertwining natural fibers with contemporary materials. Visits of the showroom are by appointment only.

There is a strong tradition of crafting in Colombia. Let us open the doors for you of a leather craft workshop.

Get off the beaten path, in an under development part of the city and meet the leaders of the “Breaking borders” social project.

Music is part of Colombians day to day life. With an amazingly wide variety of rhythm, Colombian music ranges from the Andean flute to the Caribbean salsa. Discover the most important rhythms with a music expert

Bogotá is surrounded by the Andes and several hiking trails start right from the city. A good way to breath fresh air and enjoy the views.

Bogotá’s botanical garden hosts an outstanding collection of plants, including many endemic ones.

Colombia hosts one of the most unique high mountain eco-system in the world: the paramos. Head to Chingaza National park (2h away from the city) to hike among it.

Colombia is the 2nd biggest flower exporter in the world, many of those are cultivated right outside of Bogotá. We invite you to get access to a unique private property for the day.

You can find coffee plantations in many parts of Colombia. If you do not have time to explore the coffee region, why not spend a day outside of Bogotá in a traditional coffee farm? You can also stay overnight.

Colombia is a catholic country and you will find outside of Bogotá a very good example of it: an amazing underground cathedral made in a former salt mine.

Villa de Leyva is a lovely town located 4 hours away from Bogotá, the perfect 2 days / 1 night escape to travel back to colonial times.

Ana Maria and Miguel are a Colombian couple and two talented chefs. Let us arrange for you to have dinner in their home, with them, for a friendly and authentic evening.