Bike City Tour and Coffee Experience in Bogotá
Bogotá, Colombia
Trip Type: Bike & Mountain Bike Tours
Duration: 3 hours
Close to La Candelaria you'll see the Centro Interancional with La Santa María Bullring, National Museum, National Park and the beautiful neighborhood called Teusaquillo which has British architecture.
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Close to La Candelaria you'll see the Centro Interancional with La Santa María Bullring, National Museum, National Park and the beautiful neighborhood called Teusaquillo which has British architecture.The name Teusaquillo, like the name of Bogotá itself, dates to pre-Columbian times. Similar to the city, the name corresponded to a different location that is located near to the present-day municipality of Funza. That, in turn, was known as Bacata and was the capital of the Chibcha Empire. Within that kingdom was Teivzaquillo, the summer home of the Zipa, the leader of the Muiscas of Bacata.
The National Park is part of the collective memory of the people from Bogotá. Since the moment of its opening, the surrounding zones became important urban and residential sectors. It is a piece of the city’s heritage of great environmental, landscaping, cultural and sportive importance.
Our bike tour is safe, uncomplicated and a fun way where you can share and learn the history of the city, its anecdotes and local culture.
This tour is the perfect way to see the city firsthand and how people are choosing bicycles as alternative transportation and how the city has developed an infrastructure for these.
The National Park is part of the collective memory of the people from Bogotá. Since the moment of its opening, the surrounding zones became important urban and residential sectors. It is a piece of the city’s heritage of great environmental, landscaping, cultural and sportive importance.
Our bike tour is safe, uncomplicated and a fun way where you can share and learn the history of the city, its anecdotes and local culture.
This tour is the perfect way to see the city firsthand and how people are choosing bicycles as alternative transportation and how the city has developed an infrastructure for these.
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