New Community-Based and Sustainable Tours in Bogotá

We have added new products to our portfolio of services, designed to meet the expectations of today’s travelers. These experiences promote a new way of doing tourism in Bogotá, combining history, landscapes, gastronomy, and adventure through community-based, sustainable, and innovative formats such as electric scooter tours.

Each itinerary not only invites visitors to discover a destination, but also to live it, feel it, and remember it, while connecting with local communities and their collective memory.

Working-Class History, Art, and Community: La Perseverancia Tour

During this tour, we will discover La Perseverancia, one of Bogotá’s most authentic and resilient neighborhoods. We will walk through its steep streets, taste traditional chicha, engage in dialogue with community leaders, and enjoy an experience where urban art, collective memory, and local gastronomy come together.

Our experience begins at the National Museum of Colombia. Throughout the tour, we will learn about the history of La Perseverancia neighborhood, its working-class origins, and its cultural resistance. The tour continues with a brief visit to the La Perseverancia Market Square and to Mrs. Teresa’s shop, where we will enjoy a tasting of chicha, an ancestral beverage that connects the past with the present. Our tour ends at the Corn Monument, a symbol of identity, community, and collective memory.

The tour includes a local snack, transportation, and guided services.

For more information about this new tour, we invite you to contact your incoming manager.

Memory and Testimony: Scooter Tour along Calle 26

We begin our tour by exploring the social conflict experienced in our country, approaching the topic from the perspective of the victims. From there, the route continues along the bike path on 26th Street, passing nearby areas such as the National University, and continuing to Renacimiento Park.

Upon arrival at the park, we will learn about the transformation of the area and how it was repurposed as a road corridor, eventually becoming a large graffiti mural that reinforces the theme of memory and the victims of the conflict. We will then visit the Memory Center, a monument dedicated to the victims of social conflict in Colombia, where the tour comes to an end.

Includes: Transportation from the hotel to the starting point and return, scooter tour through the mentioned areas, medical assistance, professional tour guide

Not included: meals, unspecified expenses