Uncover Bogotá’s history of conflict and resilience. Join our tour for unique insights and stories that typical tours miss.
Uncover Bogotá’s history of conflict and resilience. Join our tour for unique insights and stories that typical tours miss.
- Jorge Eliecer Gaitan Monument - Gaitán, a charismatic political leader, was assassinated on April 9, 1948, an event that triggered the infamous “Bogotazo” riots and escalated into a period of widespread violence known as “La Violencia.”
- Parque de los Periodistas Gabriel Garcia Marquez - a park dedicated to journalists, symbolizing freedom of…
- Jorge Eliecer Gaitan Monument - Gaitán, a charismatic political leader, was assassinated on April 9, 1948, an event that triggered the infamous “Bogotazo” riots and escalated into a period of widespread violence known as “La Violencia.”
- Parque de los Periodistas Gabriel Garcia Marquez - a park dedicated to journalists, symbolizing freedom of expression and the struggles faced by the media during times of conflict.
- Plaza Del Chorro Del Quevedo - here we will discuss the foundation of Bogotá and a bit of the history of our continent.
- Museo Botero del Banco de la Republica - we will talk about the Medellín and Cali cartels. We’ll discuss how these powerful drug groups grew and what led to their downfall. We’ll also explore why the extradition of Cali cartel members to the United States raised questions about the constitutionality of this action.
- Passport Office North Headquarters - Ministry of Foreign Affairs - we continue the tour to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This government building has been central to Colombia’s diplomatic efforts and was the first presidential palace.
- Plaza de Bolivar de Bogota - We finish the tour at Plaza Bolívar, the main square of Bogotá. This historic plaza is surrounded by important buildings, including the National Capitol, the Supreme Court, and the Presidential Palace. Plaza Bolívar has been the stage for numerous political events, protests, and when a guerrilla took down the place of justice.
- Centro Cultural Gabriel Garcia Marquez - It provides insight into the cultural and literary reflections of Colombia’s turbulent history.
- In-Person Spanish and English Speaking Guide
- In-Person Spanish and English Speaking Guide
- Private transportation
- Private transportation
What sets this tour apart is the in-depth exploration of Colombia’s history of armed conflict and violence, led by locals who offer their personal perspectives. Unlike other tours, this one emphasizes the true stories behind the events, providing a deeper understanding of the nation’s challenges and victories. Each stop is more than just a visit—it’s a…
What sets this tour apart is the in-depth exploration of Colombia’s history of armed conflict and violence, led by locals who offer their personal perspectives. Unlike other tours, this one emphasizes the true stories behind the events, providing a deeper understanding of the nation’s challenges and victories. Each stop is more than just a visit—it’s a chance to engage with Colombia’s history in a significant manner. Participants will gain a richer comprehension of the country’s past and a sense of optimism for its future, ensuring a memorable and unique experience.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.