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Bogota has some of Latin America's most significant street art — see it with a guide who knows the artists and stories behind it.
A private guide walks you through La Candelaria's murals and graffiti, explaining the artists and the history behind Bogota's street art scene.
La Candelaria is known for its colorful, large-scale murals and graffiti — a scene that grew partly out of Bogota's relatively permissive stance toward street art. Your private guide walks you to some of the neighborhood's most striking pieces and explains their significance and the artists behind them, with round-trip transportation included.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Round-trip transportation from your hotel or the airport included.
See large-scale murals and graffiti pieces across the historic district's streets and alleyways.
Your guide explains the stories, techniques, and artists behind specific pieces.
Learn how Bogota became one of Latin America's most significant street art cities.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private guide walks you through La Candelaria's murals and graffiti, explaining the artists and the history behind Bogota's street art scene. La Candelaria is known for its colorful, large-scale murals and graffiti — a scene that grew partly out of Bogota's relatively permissive stance toward street art. Your private guide walks you to some of the neighborhood's most striking pieces and explains their significance and the artists behind them, with round-trip transportation included.
Bogota's street art scene drew international attention after 2011, when the teenage graffiti artist Diego Felipe Becerra was shot by a police officer in Bogota, prompting protests and a push to recognize graffiti as legitimate expression. In the years after, city authorities moved to regulate rather than simply criminalize graffiti, a stance that helps explain why large murals are tolerated across the city.
La Candelaria, the colonial old town, is a natural canvas because its low, whitewashed walls meet the steep hills. Guides here typically distinguish between commissioned murals and unsanctioned tags, and the pieces change often, so no two visits show exactly the same wall.
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