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Go deeper into La Candelaria than a standard city tour, with chicha, coca-leaf tea, and the real story of Bogota's emerald trade.
A private 3-hour walking tour of La Candelaria covering street art, a chicha bar, a local fruit market, and the historic emerald district.
This private walking tour is built for travelers who've already seen (or plan to separately see) Monserrate and the museums, and want real depth on La Candelaria itself: street art at El Chorro de Quevedo, chicha (a traditional fermented corn beverage) at a neighborhood bar, tropical fruit tasting at a local market, coca-leaf tea, the real history of Colombia's emerald trade around Plaza del Rosario, and Plaza Simon Bolivar.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Meet your guide in La Candelaria.
See street art at what's considered the founding site of Bogota, with real local legends attached.
Try chicha, a traditional fermented corn drink, at a real neighborhood bar.
Sample tropical fruits unique to Colombia at a market your guide knows well.
Learn the real history of Bogota's emerald trade, historically centered around this square.
Walk through this central square as your guide connects it to Colombian national history.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private 3-hour walking tour of La Candelaria covering street art, a chicha bar, a local fruit market, and the historic emerald district. This private walking tour is built for travelers who've already seen (or plan to separately see) Monserrate and the museums, and want real depth on La Candelaria itself: street art at El Chorro de Quevedo, chicha (a traditional fermented corn beverage) at a neighborhood bar, tropical fruit tasting at a local market, coca-leaf tea, the real history of Colombia's emerald trade around Plaza del Rosario, and Plaza Simon Bolivar.
Chicha, a fermented corn drink, predates the Spanish conquest and was central to Muisca life. In the 20th century it was heavily regulated and displaced by beer in Bogota, so today's chicha bars are a deliberate revival of an older tradition.
The emerald trade clusters near Plaza del Rosario and Avenida Jimenez, where dealers have long traded stones from mines such as Muzo, Chivor and Coscuez. El Chorro de Quevedo, a small plaza, is traditionally tied to the city's founding story, though that tie is a matter of local tradition. Plaza Bolivar is the formal center, with the cathedral on its east side.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
