Enjoy the first architectural wonder of Colombia: The Salt Cathedral of Zipaquira, then discover Monserrate Located at 3,152 meters above sea level in the Eastern Hills, it can be reached on foot, by cable car, or funicular. Learn about the recent history and the real political situation of the country by visiting the historic center and enjoying a walking tour of "La Candelaria" and visit the Plaza Simon Bolivar, the Presidential House, the Fernando Botero Museum, or the Gold Museum of Bogota which has a beautiful display of the important legend of El Dorado. Surprise yourself with the oldest square in Bogota: "El Chorro de Quevedo" where you will find a colorful place with murals and graffiti, full of magic and extraordinary beings that coexist with the bohemian atmosphere, finally we take you to your hotel or place of accommodation.
Comfortable Clothing: Dress in layers, as the weather can be cooler in Bogotá and Zipaquirá.
Sturdy Walking Shoes: Comfortable shoes are important for walking through the Salt Cathedral and around the city.
Jacket or Sweater: The underground Salt Cathedral can be cool, as well as the outdoor areas in Bogotá.
Sunscreen and Hat: If the tour includes outdoor visits in Bogotá, it's good to have sun protection.
Camera or Phone: Capture the beauty of the Salt Cathedral and Bogotá’s historic sites.
Cash or Card: For any personal expenses, souvenirs, or tips for your guide or driver.
Duration: The tour lasts approximately [insert number of hours] hours, including travel time between Bogotá and Zipaquirá. Traffic conditions may affect the travel time.
Physical Requirements: The Salt Cathedral tour involves walking through underground tunnels and some stairs. It is recommended for people in good physical condition. Let us know if you need special assistance.
Weather: Bogotá and Zipaquirá have cooler climates, so it’s advisable to wear comfortable clothing, sturdy walking shoes, and bring a jacket or sweater.
Altitude: Both Zipaquirá and Bogotá are located at high altitudes (2,600 meters/8,500 feet above sea level). Some visitors may experience mild altitude sickness, so it’s important to stay hydrated.
Wheelchair accessible
Stroller or pram accessible
Animals or pets allowed
Infants must sit on laps
Infant seats available
Passport required