Grafitis

Absolutely a tour to not miss especially if one is interested in learning more about the people of Bogotá. We all now have a deeper understanding of the art and scene that surrounds the city and are huge fans of the artistic merit and social justice displayed. Thank you tour guide Jeff for sharing your passion and knowledge!

I couldn't recommend this tour enough! This is a must-do if you are spending any time in La Candelaria. This is a great walking tour that combines history of the country and it's conflicts, art and the underground culture of street art, as well as current political and social events. I felt much more knowledgeable about the city, Colombia and it's history, graffiti culture, and the indigenous peoples of Colombia as well. Our tour guide, Jay, was super friendly and extremely knowledgeable. I've traveled a lot and have been on a decent amount of tours, and Jay was the best tour guide I've ever had. Not to mention that he is doing this out of the passion he has, not for the money. You can really tell his love for sharing this information and working with these artists. I feel so grateful to have met him and learn from him. The artwork around this city it amazing and it becomes even more interesting when you understand the meaning behind them. Do yourself a favor and book yourself a spot on this walking tour!

Wonderful tour can highly recommend it! Jay has been an awesome guide sharing loads of background information not only about the Graffiti itself but the cultural and political backgrounds. He was absolute transparent when sharing political and factual information and his own take. Thanks again for the great tour!

Far the best experience in Bogotá. Must do! David could give us a real and and well explained picture of Graffiti Scene (the guide really can speak from heart!) and other political background behind it. Unforgettable tour which opened my eyes for a completely new world of Arts&Expression. Strongly recommended!

Great tour - as many other reviewers have mentioned it's much more than simply street art; Carlos (who was our guide) was engaging and fantastic, while providing a socio-political overview of Colombia's recent history through the street art. Takes about 2.5 hours from start to finish.

Our tour was a bigger group so they split us up in tow groups. You learn a lot of cultural history along the way which is nice. The walk is easy and you can see a lot of street art that you would have missed regularly. The tour is free but a tip of 20mil is suggested and appreciated. They take you back to their shop where you can get some good juice and purchase art from the artists or just look around. I would recommend fully. I think the tour is at 10 and 2pm and the meet in the park. Just google it and find their website. Do it

Jeff was our guide and his tour was fantastic! It really opened our eyes to the different types of graffiti and Jeff provided such amazing insight to all the factors at play behind the "street art" we viewed. We spent the rest of our trip in Colombia really noticing the local graffiti and having an appreciation for it.

It’s not only about street art. And that’s good. Our guide showed a lot of colorful artwork, stencil art, and more. And gave us a lot of information about the artist, their motivation and their techniques. But what surprised us the most were the stories behind the artwork, like political statements. We learned a lot about the country while exploring some street art. Yes, you can find the street art yourself. It’s easy in that area. No, you won’t hear the interesting stories if you don’t attend. We did some more street art tours around the world, but this was one of the best. Highly recommended!

Absolutely a tour to not miss especially if one is interested in learning more about the people of Bogotá. We all now have a deeper understanding of the art and scene that surrounds the city and are huge fans of the artistic merit and social justice displayed. Thank you tour guide Jeff for sharing your passion and knowledge!

I couldn't recommend this tour enough! This is a must-do if you are spending any time in La Candelaria. This is a great walking tour that combines history of the country and it's conflicts, art and the underground culture of street art, as well as current political and social events. I felt much more knowledgeable about the city, Colombia and it's history, graffiti culture, and the indigenous peoples of Colombia as well. Our tour guide, Jay, was super friendly and extremely knowledgeable. I've traveled a lot and have been on a decent amount of tours, and Jay was the best tour guide I've ever had. Not to mention that he is doing this out of the passion he has, not for the money. You can really tell his love for sharing this information and working with these artists. I feel so grateful to have met him and learn from him. The artwork around this city it amazing and it becomes even more interesting when you understand the meaning behind them. Do yourself a favor and book yourself a spot on this walking tour!

Wonderful tour can highly recommend it! Jay has been an awesome guide sharing loads of background information not only about the Graffiti itself but the cultural and political backgrounds. He was absolute transparent when sharing political and factual information and his own take. Thanks again for the great tour!

Far the best experience in Bogotá. Must do! David could give us a real and and well explained picture of Graffiti Scene (the guide really can speak from heart!) and other political background behind it. Unforgettable tour which opened my eyes for a completely new world of Arts&Expression. Strongly recommended!

Great tour - as many other reviewers have mentioned it's much more than simply street art; Carlos (who was our guide) was engaging and fantastic, while providing a socio-political overview of Colombia's recent history through the street art. Takes about 2.5 hours from start to finish.

Our tour was a bigger group so they split us up in tow groups. You learn a lot of cultural history along the way which is nice. The walk is easy and you can see a lot of street art that you would have missed regularly. The tour is free but a tip of 20mil is suggested and appreciated. They take you back to their shop where you can get some good juice and purchase art from the artists or just look around. I would recommend fully. I think the tour is at 10 and 2pm and the meet in the park. Just google it and find their website. Do it

Jeff was our guide and his tour was fantastic! It really opened our eyes to the different types of graffiti and Jeff provided such amazing insight to all the factors at play behind the "street art" we viewed. We spent the rest of our trip in Colombia really noticing the local graffiti and having an appreciation for it.

It’s not only about street art. And that’s good. Our guide showed a lot of colorful artwork, stencil art, and more. And gave us a lot of information about the artist, their motivation and their techniques. But what surprised us the most were the stories behind the artwork, like political statements. We learned a lot about the country while exploring some street art. Yes, you can find the street art yourself. It’s easy in that area. No, you won’t hear the interesting stories if you don’t attend. We did some more street art tours around the world, but this was one of the best. Highly recommended!