
Community support









Embark on your journey via Bogota's efficient public transport system, starting with the TransMilenio and continuing with the TransMiCable. This route offers not only a practical lesson in local transit but also a unique aerial perspective of the city, revealing the vast expanse of the Bogota savannah and the dense urban fabric of Colombia's capital. A 35-minute cable car ride from the Portal Tunal brings you spectacular views of northern and western Bogota, setting the stage for an exploration of urban renewal and cultural flourishing.
Upon arrival, join our local guide at the cultural hub, which includes the Mirador Public Library and the Museum of the Self-Built City. Here, you'll delve into the community's self-sustaining initiatives and artistic expressions, from performing arts to vibrant street murals that decorate the neighbourhood's steep streets, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding cloud forests and eastern mountains.
The tour highlights the neighbourhood's dynamic street art scene, where every mural tells a story of resilience and dreams. It's an open-air gallery that reflects the spirit and struggles of its people. You'll also discover hidden gems like a unique cafe museum, curated by local recyclers who showcase fascinating artefacts found in the garbage, providing a glimpse into Bogota's past and present through recovered treasures.
Meet up/Pick up location: Your hotel or Gold Museum Entrance