Bogota Gastronomic Tour
Bogota, Colombia
Trip Type: Food Tours
Duration: 7 hours
In this tour you will discover the gastronomical culture of Bogotá by visiting a series of places including a fruit market, restaurants and a pub. You will taste some of the flavors of Colombia, the popular mixtures of fusion food and one of the craft beers of the city.
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In this tour you will discover the gastronomical culture of Bogotá by visiting a series of places including a fruit market, restaurants and a pub. You will taste some of the flavors of Colombia, the popular mixtures of fusion food and one of the craft beers of the city.The transport will pick you up in a location of your choosing at 10:00am in the morning. In the way to the first stop you will receive some general information about the history and culture of the city. Our first stop will be in the fruit market where we will taste some of the local tropical fruits.
We will then move on to our next stop in a typical Colombian restaurant and taste a plate from the Pacific zone and one from the Andian zone of the country.
The we will move to one of the fusion restaurants of Bogotá where you will taste a mixture of Colombian, French and Asiatic flavours.
For the last stop of the tour we will go to a one of the famous pubs and taste one of the crafted beers they make as well as another local food called 'Empanadas'.
For the end of the tour the transport will take you to the location of your choosing.
We will then move on to our next stop in a typical Colombian restaurant and taste a plate from the Pacific zone and one from the Andian zone of the country.
The we will move to one of the fusion restaurants of Bogotá where you will taste a mixture of Colombian, French and Asiatic flavours.
For the last stop of the tour we will go to a one of the famous pubs and taste one of the crafted beers they make as well as another local food called 'Empanadas'.
For the end of the tour the transport will take you to the location of your choosing.
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