What to bring
Umbrella or Jacket
Weather changes quickly in Bogotá. It’s a good idea to always come prepared with an umbrella or jacket in case it rains.
Cash
Don’t forget to bring cash money for snacks, water and, of course, donations to the tour! Suggested donation: $12 dollars
Sunscreen
Bogotá has an altitude of 2.600 meters, being so close to the sun means you can really feel the burn, even on cloudy days.
Camera
We like to think we’ll be showing you some cool stuff on the tour. Don’t forget to bring your camera or to make sure your phone is charged for some good photo ops.
The perfect mix of history and art We had a blast with Camilla learning about Colombian politics and culture! The tour took us through the history of street art and iconic murals of Bogotà. It’s a must do ⭐️
Amanda
Lots of information and background, history of street art Our family loved the tour. Our guide was very knowledgable and had many stories to explain the street art and graffiti.
Mimi
Amazing tour Camilla was a really nice and enthusiastic tour guide with a lot of knowledge of all the artworks. Would 100% recommend!!
Julia
Giovani Martin
Jose Ayala
Ivonne
Free Tour
We meet every day at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m (Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays) next to the Liberator monument in the Gabriel García Márquez Park for Journalists.
Private Tours
With our private tours, you can choose any date and time between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. Our guide will give a personalized tour with any needs you may have!
Workshops
As a way to broaden the experience and for customers to have the opportunity to spray paint, we have designed spray painting workshops. These are dictated in allied spaces related in one way or another to the local graffiti scene.