• Mount Monserrate - Ascent to the Sanctuary by cableway or funicular, to the top of the mountain at 3150 meters (10350 feet) above sea level, to admire the best view of the city and part of the Sabana de Bogotá. Visit the church of the Fallen Lord of Monserrate. ONLY MONDAY TO SATURDAY.
• Gold Museum (Museo del Oro) - One of the 20 best museums in the world according to TripAdvisor, offers visitors a glimpse of these lands before the conquest by the Spanish. This journey full of stories of shamans, conquerors, legends, mysteries, and traditions.

GOLD MUSEUM IS CLOSED ON MONDAYS

• Museo Internacional De La Esmeralda - The finest emeralds in the world come from the high mountains of the province of Boyacá, about 2 hours from Bogotá, which makes this city the natural market for these precious stones. Learn about the extraction process through a grotto that replicates the tunnels inside the mine and witness how these stones become some of the most appreciated jewels in the world.
• Plaza Del Chorro Del Quevedo - It is worth visiting the site of the foundation of Bogotá, on August 6, 1538, and walk the first street in the city.
• Barrio La Candelaria - The oldest neighborhood in the city, with its cobblestone streets and constructions made since the 16th century, offers a charming panorama.
• Plaza de Bolivar de Bogota - Plaza de Bolívar, the National Capitol, headquarters of the Congress, the Main Cathedral, the Palace of Justice, Bogotá City Hall, the Archbishop’s Palace and the College of San Bartolomé (1604), La Casa de Nariño ( Presidential Palace), San Carlos Palace … There is a lot to see in La Candelaria

• Bottled water
• Face-to-face Professional Tour Guide
• All fees and/or taxes
• Tea and coffee
• Transport door-to-door by private vehicle
• Travel Insurance

• Lunch
• Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
• Other expenses not identified

BOGOTA, 2600 METERS CLOSER TO THE STARS!!

From Monserrate hill, at 10,500 feet above sea level, you will see one of the most impressive cities in Latin America. It is a cosmopolitan, bustling, modern and colonial city at the same time, which houses 9.5 million of cheerful, kind, friendly, sociable and fun inhabitants. Let’s go to the place where Santafé de Bogotá was founded on August 6, 1538 and walk down the very first street of Bogotá.

Let’s look at the market for the finest emeralds in the world.

Let’s walk through the streets of the center of Bogotá, in a multicolored merriment from Santander Park to Bolívar’s square, to see the institutional center of Colombia, the Cathedral, the Archbishop’s Palace, the Colegio de San Bartolomé (1604), the National Congress , the Mayor’s Office, the Palace of Justice, the Presidential Palace and the Candelaria neighborhood, with its Spanish architecture, where we will drink an exquisite Colombian coffee!

Bogota is a box of surprises!

• Casual clothing
• Sunscreen
• It is advisable to bring a warm jacket
• A moderate amount of walking is required
• Due to uneven surfaces, this route is not recommended for people with walking disabilities or who use a wheelchair.
• Subject to favourable weather conditions. The schedule of the visit could be adjusted to the weather conditions.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• To get a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the start of the experience.
• TO KEEP IN MIND: Ascent to Monserrate is not included on Sundays and holidays due to the high number of visitors, who must queue up to 1 hour to use the cable car on each route.
• If you have a health restriction that prevents you from climbing to 3200 meters above sea level (10,500 feet), refrain from climbing Mount Monserrate

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.