Discover the city of Bogotá at night on this sightseeing tour! See the city lights of Colombia’s capital as you travel around the city with your knowledgeable guide. Visit La Candelaria, Bogotá’s historical district, and explore the picturesque neighborhood of Usaquén. This night city tour takes you to some of Bogotá’s most famous attractions.
Highlights
- See Bogotá at night on a guided walking tour
- Visit La Candelaria and see Plaza de Bolívar and Parque 93
- Enjoy panoramic views of Bototá from atop Mirador de la Calera
- Delicious three-course meal and a glass of wine included
- Complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off
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Bogota Night Walking Tour
Enjoy a sightseeing tour of Bogotá at night! After pickup from your Bogota hotel, head over to the historic district of Bogotá, La Candelaria. Walk around the cobblestone streets, see the sparkling downtown city lights, and enjoy seeing this area come to life at night. Visit Plaza de Bolívar (Bolivar Plaza), the area’s main square, where you’ll see a bronze statue of Simon Bolivar.
Then, hop in your transfer vehicle and head to the northern part of the city. On your way there, pass by Zona G, which houses some of Bogotá finest eateries; see the city’s financial district; and explore Parque 93 (Park 93), where you’ll see tons of lively restaurants and bars.
Visit the picturesque neighborhood of Usaquén. This quaint neighborhood is surrounded by antique shops, chic bars and numerous delicious eateries. Then, you’ll be driven up to Mirador de la Calera, a viewpoint where you’ll enjoy spectacular panoramic views of Bogotá. Here, try a canelazo, a delicious local drink. Then, enjoy a three-course Colombian meal and a glass of wine while overlooking the capital of Colombia before being transported back to your hotel.
Then, hop in your transfer vehicle and head to the northern part of the city. On your way there, pass by Zona G, which houses some of Bogotá finest eateries; see the city’s financial district; and explore Parque 93 (Park 93), where you’ll see tons of lively restaurants and bars.
Visit the picturesque neighborhood of Usaquén. This quaint neighborhood is surrounded by antique shops, chic bars and numerous delicious eateries. Then, you’ll be driven up to Mirador de la Calera, a viewpoint where you’ll enjoy spectacular panoramic views of Bogotá. Here, try a canelazo, a delicious local drink. Then, enjoy a three-course Colombian meal and a glass of wine while overlooking the capital of Colombia before being transported back to your hotel.
