Colombia · FOOD TOURS IN BOGOTÁ
Every trip has one free day too few. These 6 food tours in Bogotá justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Taste 12 Colombian specialties, explore Bogotá on foot, learn about coffee, and play explosive tejo in a small four-hour tour.
“We loved our guide, Juliana. The food and drinks were great and we also enjoyed learning a little about the history of the area. We were very appreciative of other options we were given when we told her we didn’t drink coffee or beer. I highly recommend it!”
Taste Bogotá craft beer, chicha, and local spirits while learning Colombian brewing history on a friendly three-hour small-group tour.
“Melissa was an incredible guide. Offered great information about the history and trajectory of beer. We were able to have traditional chicha, and venture to lovely places throughout. The craft beer was just incredible. Don’t hesitate!!”
Taste Colombian coffee in Bogotá with acidity and aroma tests, brewing lessons, coffee sweets, and a guide-led cup at Café Matuca.
“Ingrid was fantastic. She showed us Monserrate Hill and took us through the market, allowed us to take our time strolling through and we tried some foods. We then went on a walking tour through the Candelaria area in Bogota and got to learn about the history and changes that have been made to the city. She showed us great places to eat which we later went to dinner. She then took us through the Gold Museum and told us the history of Colombia and the significance of gold to the culture. She was very informative and knew a lot about her city. We greatly enjoyed her.”
Explore Bogotá’s Paloquemao Market with a local guide, tasting exotic fruits, empanadas, cheese breads, coffee, juices, and more.
“Nicolás was an excellent guide. We learned a lot and the food was delicious. It’s a very cool experience.”
Taste Bogotá through La Candelaria’s coffee, chocolate, arepas, fruits, and sweets on a private three-hour food walk with hotel transfers.
“Cindy was accommodating and really knew her varieties of fruits, different foods and history of the old district. Because of the Holy Week, she had to change venues and did an excellent job on the fly.”
Taste four Colombian specialty coffees in Bogotá with guided sensory practice, four brewing methods, cake, and practical tips for brewing at home.
“We had a lovely time and learned a lot. Small intimate setting with lots to taste and do. Highly recommend this experience.”
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