We will pick you up at your hotel or place of accommodation.

Paloquemao Marketplace. Feel the colors, textures, and smells in the halls of Bogotá's pantry, a place that wakes up before an entire city does. You’ll live the morning as a local, buying, bargaining, and tasting some of the greatest products from the land.

Flowers Marketplace. Let’s take a look at the work of the flower growers, a labor that has passed from generation to generation, the tradition of selling more than 1,600 varieties of flowers that grow on Colombian soil from the most exotic, such as the bird of paradise, to the most common, as carnations or roses.

Guadalupe Hill. You will visit the quietest viewpoint in the city at 3,360 m.a.s.l., from which you will disconnect from the noise of the metropolis and consider how vast and wild Bogotá is. A place where for about 400 years people have climbed to pay a promise of faith, appreciate the city, and feel infinite.

Rivas Passage. This was the first commercial center of the city, located at the downtown, here is kept the essence of the Bogotans artisans, the popularity and taste of festive joy. Over time the passage became a kind of winery of the market places that housed crafts and pottery. Products of common use of the time that are still marketed today and are considered artisanal treasures.

We will have the opportunity to visit one of the most emblematic sites of the popular classes of Bogotá and try one of the dishes that brings together the most families and friends in the country: fritanga.

Tejo Court. We’re going to have a match of the local sport, an inherited game from the indigenous communities that today the Bogotans play to get away from the hurry of the day-to-day. Will you be able to make ‘’mecha’’ and beat them all?