BOGOTÁ
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The 10 most popular graffiti & street art tours in Bogotá. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
A 2.5-hour Bogotá graffiti walk through powerful murals and political stencils, guided by English speakers and ending at Ocio Gallery.
“Lived up to the description. Cami was an engaging guide and I learned a lot more than I expected to.”
Graffiti and mural stories in Bogotá’s La Candelaria. Learn history, politics, and art styles on a 2-hour walk with tea.
“You see lots of great street art and also hear about the historical, social, political, and legal context. Jose has great knowledge of local street artists.”
Small-group La Candelaria graffiti walk in Bogotá with socio-political context, market and park stops, and coca tea for $16.
Learn aerosol basics in Bogotá. Invent a name, practice throwup 3D style, and paint your own graffiti in a mural-filled courtyard.
“I was very impressed both by the artist who led this workshop and by the gallery (OCIO) where it was hosted. The workshop started with a chance to explore the gallery, which is full of amazing prints by an array of Colombian artists. They also sell a line of printed clothing - really interesting work,…”
Private 3-hour graffiti tour of La Candelaria in Bogotá with hotel or airport pickup, tea tasting, and context behind street art.
“I did this tour on my last day in Bogota and I am so happy that I did it. Myra was my guide and she did an excellent job explaining the history of this art form, taking me all over La Candelaria and describing the symbolism behind what I was seeing. She had an excellent…”
Bogotá’s Original Graffiti Tour: a 2-hour English-led walk from Parque de los Periodistas, tracing street art stories for $13.
Private 3-hour Bogota street art walk through La Candelaria, downtown indie bars and vintage shops, ending at Parque de los Periodistas.
“Esteban was a great tour guide, spoke English very well and was very enthusiastic about the graffiti art. Would recommend”
Bike Bogotá’s mural trail with a local artist guide. See indigenous, Afro-Colombian, and political street art in about 3 hours.
“I got to see waaaay more of the art, city and culture via bike. We did it on a Sunday during cyclovia which added a level of authenticity. Our guide was knowledgeable and easy going and even treated us to some local snacks.”
A guided Bogotá street art walk through Distrito Graffiti’s huge murals, mixing art technique, politics, and big ideas for $25.
“Super good tour with lots of political history and street art, would recommend.”
3-hour La Candelaria graffiti walk with private transport, expert guide, and coca leaf tea, tracing street art’s politics and stories.
