Bogotá Bike Tour

4.8
(3,205 reviews)

4 hours (approximately)
Offered in: English

A four-hour exploration by bike of central Bogotá, during which we'll visit the historical center, La Candelaria, a traditional fruit market, a coffee factory, street art, and hopefully a game of tejo, Colombia's national sport. We'll also pass by landmarks such as city parks, the Plaza de Toros, Museo Nacional, and experience the economic and arquitectural diversity of different neighborhoods. Part-way through the tour, we'll stop in the Parque Nacional to sample fruit salads, juices, barbacued meats, corn-on-the-cob and other traditional Colombian street foods.

The route, of about 12 kilometers, is mostly flat, and the tour is casual, with frequent stops.

What's Included

Fruit samples in traditional market
Use of bicycle
Use of helmet
bilingual guide.
Coffee in cafe
Other food and drinks
The traditional fruit market accepts only cash payment in Colombian pesos, the coffee roaster accepts Colombian currency and credit cards.

Meeting and pickup

Meeting point

From La Plaza del Chorro, walk downhill on Calle 12B and turn left at Carrera 3. We're right around the corner.

End point
This activity ends back at the meeting point.

What to expect

Group bike tours begin at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. every day (private tours can start at any time). This four-hour

exploration of central Bogota starts out with a visit to the historical center, including passing by colonial

churches and the Botero and Gold museums, as well as a visit to the nation's main square, Plaza Bolivar.

From there, we'll ride north to a fruit market and taste from Colombia's huge variety of exotic, tropical fruits,

and then walk across the street for a game of tejo, Colombia's national sport.

After that, we'll ride up Carrera Septima, past Independence Park, the Bullfighting Stadium, the National Museum

and through the La Merced neighborhood, which feels like a bit of London with its English architecture. From there,

we enter the National Park to try fruit salads, juices, corn-on-the-cob and grilled meats.

Our stomachs filled, we ride west through the quiet and elegant Teusaquillo neighborhood to Calle 26, where we'll

admire some of Bogota's largest street murals. After photographing a sculpture by Colombia Fernando Botero, we ride

past the Memorial Center, dedicated to documenting human rights violations, and stop in a small coffee roaster.

Here, we see how Colombia's world-famous arabica beans are selected and roasted for export. Then we'll enjoy a

fresh brew of those delectable beans.

Finally, we'll ride back to our starting point in La Candelaria, finishing off with one of the few uphills on this

mostly-flat ride. The whole route covers about 12 kms.

Additional info

  • Specialized infant seats are available
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
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