Religious Tourism

Together, we will visit the iconic Monserrate for panoramic views of the city, stroll through La Candelaria streets, and discover Colombia's rich cultural heritage at the Gold Museum or the Botero Museum.

On the way, we will enjoy traditional local dishes and learn about the city's fascinating history with your local guide. 

1.  Monserrate is a Bogotá icon that rises majestically over the city. We will use the cable car/funicular to enjoy panoramic views of the capital and its surrounding mountains and visit the Sanctuary of the Fallen Lord, a place of pilgrimage and spirituality.
2. The historic Candelaria: You will walk along the cobblestone streets of this colonial neighborhood, admiring its traditional architecture with captivating stories about its past. We will visit the iconic Bolívar Square, surrounded by the Cathedral, the Capitol, and the Palace of Justice.

This is undoubtedly one of the best tourist attraction combinations near Bogotá. The day begins with a visit to the Guatavita Lake, known as the place where the Muiscas made the ritual that originated the El Dorado legend. This place has a stunning beauty that you can only understand by visiting it. Afterward, we cross the savannah to arrive at the Zipaquirá municipality. Here, you will visit the first wonder of Colombia, the Salt Cathedral, a place you should not miss when you come to Colombia.

Known as the first wonder of Colombia, it is entirely carved in salt and is unique in the country.

The Salt Cathedral —located 180 meters underground— will give you an out-of-the-ordinary experience. It was initially a mine where the workers created a small chapel; however, they never imagined that it would become a must-see attraction for visitors. 

Each step in the cathedral will surprise you, from the Way of the Cross to the Choir and a balcony from where you can appreciate the tallest underground cross in the world, which measures 16 meters high and 10 meters wide.

We will visit Sopó, we will have a snack at La Cabaña in Sopó, tour in Zipaquirá and lunch. Guided tour of the Salt Cathedral, Salt Spa, and in the evening, you will eat in Andres Carne de Res (food described in the reservation and beers).

It includes transportation, tour guide, medical assistance insurance, snack and lunch.

We will visit more than 15 religious temples from colonial times and delve into the socio-cultural and architectural exchange from the beginning of our pre-Columbian history to the present time, emphasizing their anecdotes, history, and changes through the times.

Duration of the Tour: 2.5 hours approx. 

Meeting point: Journalists' Park  (Calle 16 with Cra 4ª) in front of the Juan Valdez Coffee Shop

INCLUDES: 

This unique experience will take you through the Savannah region.

Stop 1

La Calera: We will begin our journey in the lovely town of La Calera, famous for its stunning mountain scenery and delicious cuisine. There, you can enjoy panoramic views and explore the cobblestone streets.

Stop 2

We will head to Sopó, a picturesque town known for its farmer's market and cozy atmosphere.

Stop 3

You will have the opportunity to travel in one of the most fun transportation systems, such as the Funicular or the Cable Car, as well as touring its beautiful gardens, its wishing fountain, the viewpoint, and the Monserrate Sanctuary.

Duration of the Tour: 4 hours approximately. 

Meeting point: In front of the Transmilenio Las Aguas Station. 

INCLUDES: 

1. Accompaniment during the whole tour, ascent and descent by funicular or cable car.

2. Tasting of a coffee or hot drink.

In this unusual experience, you will enjoy a walk, a little challenging but very fun and exciting, where you will hear the stories and anecdotes of this place that is an icon of our Colombian capital.

Duration of the Tour: 4 hours approximately. 

Meeting point: In front of Las Aguas Transmilenio Station. 

FULL-DAY PLAN WITH TRANSPORTATION ROUND TRIP FROM BOGOTA. 

*Departure dates: March 25, 26, and April 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 23. From then on, all Saturdays and Sundays during the years 2023 and 2024