Two and a Half Hour Candelaria Walking Tour & Local Experiences
Overview
Your journey begins at the Plaza Concordia, close to the city's birthplace, where you’ll delve into the stories of Spanish foundations and indigenous roots. As you wander past colorful facades and landmark squares like Plaza de Bolívar, the experience transitions into a sensory celebration of Colombian culture: you will visit a traditional local market to savor exotic native fruits, enjoy a coffee tasting to discover the nuances of the world's finest beans, and step into an exclusive emerald workshop to learn the secrets behind Colombia’s most famous gemstone.
This tour perfectly balances the grand narrative of the nation's past with the authentic flavors and crafts that define Bogotá today.
This activity includes:
- Salento
- Circasia
- Bilingual coordinator (Spanish and English)
- Walking tour of the main attractions of La Candelaria: Carrera Septima, Plaza de Bolivar, Coliseo Street, Chorro de Quevedo, La Concordia Market Square
- Colombian coffee tasting
- Insurance
- Fruit tasting
- emerald workshop
Our Guides
On arrival
Recommendations:
We will meet at Hotel Salento Real.
At each starting point, you will see the vehicle with the City Bus logo.
Arrive at the meeting points at the indicated time; otherwise, you will miss the tour.
We will wait 10 minutes at the meeting point.
Things to note
Wear comfortable clothes and shoes.
In case a place is closed unexpectedly, it will be changed to a similar one.
To cancel or modify the date of a tour, it must be done 24 hours before, otherwise there will be no refund.
Taking into account that it is a group tour, the established itinerary must be followed.
As an agency, we recommend the use of masks and biosafety protocols, however, currently in Colombia, the use of masks is not required in establishments, restaurants, outdoor places, transportation, and attractions.
Free Cancellation
Free Cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Late cancellation or your non-arrival is not refundable.
