You’ll be transported back in time as you enter the famous Gold Museum (Museo de Oro). Full of thousands of spectacular gold artworks, the museum displays artistry and crafts created by the indigenous peoples of the Andes mountains. You will continue to the neighborhood of the Candelaria, home to some of Bogota’s most famous universities and the city’s most popular walking streets. As you walk the historic streets, learn about Bogota’s culture and the importance of the city’s street art. As you come to Plaza Bolívar, the civic heart of the country, you’ll see a variety of architectural styles. Here you’ll find the city’s expansive cathedral and the local and federal government buildings, all nestled against the presidential palace, La Casa de Nariño. Finish your tour as you take the cable car up to the famous viewpoint of Monserrate, which features some of the finest views of Bogotá.
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