1  Monserrate: Monserrate is a magnificent mountain with a monastery, and one of the most important observation points in Bogotá and Colombia. At an altitude of over 10,000 feet (3,000 meters), you can see a beautiful view of the entire city and the nearby woods. The guide will explain the history of Monserrate and its importance, while pointing out the tourist attractions of Bogota and the social classification of the country.

2 Historic Center-Candelaria: You will have the opportunity to visit the center where Bogotá was founded. The city has preserved the historical heritage and spectacular colonial architecture, which combined with a bohemian atmosphere, gives the neighborhood a charming character.

3 Plaza Bolivar: This is the administrative center of the city, the seat of the Colombian government. We will visit the following palaces and attractions: the National Capitol, Liévano Palace- Bogotá’s City Hall, the Palace of Justice, Catholic Street and the Simon Bolivar monument.

4 The Gold Museum: The museum contains a collection of the best pre-Columbian gold and pottery pieces in Colombia, accompanied by stories about the indigenous communities and culture. There are more than 35,000 pieces made in gold in the permanent collection, making it one of the largest exhibitions in the world. (The museum is closed on Mondays, but you can visit the Emerald Museum instead).