Foodie tour through La Macarena and La Perseverancia Market
- When
- Every day
- Where
- Tour gastronómico por La Macarena y el mercado La Perseverancia · Santa Fe Get directions
- Price
- Check source
- Organizer
- Civitatis
Check source · Source: Civitatis
About this plan
If you want a different plan in Bogota, this food tour brings two worlds together. You get the everyday tradition of La Perseverancia market and the cultural energy of La Macarena neighborhood. It mixes flavors, local history, and street art you can walk through and taste at the same time.
The route starts at Plaza del Mercado La Perseverancia, where fruit stalls, bakeries, and traditional drinks show daily life in the city. You will try tropical fruit pulps, pandebono, almojábana, masato, and chicha. Each one has its own cultural background. From there the walk continues into Zona M in La Macarena, known as Calle Bonita for its colorful facades, small galleries, and murals.
The tour ends with a Tolima-style lechona lunch, which you can pair with a tamal wrapped in plantain leaf. About three hours of walking and tasting through one of the most distinctive corners of central Bogota.
What to expect
- Walk through Plaza del Mercado La Perseverancia
- Tastings of fruit, local pastries, and traditional drinks
- Stroll through Zona M and its street art murals
- Lunch featuring Tolima-style lechona and tamal
- Roughly three hours of guided walking
Who it's for
This plan works well for travelers, food lovers, and curious visitors who want to experience Bogota through its neighborhood kitchens, everyday history, and local culture.
Tips
- Come hungry and wear comfortable shoes for cobblestone streets
- Keep in mind the tour lasts around three hours
- Bring some cash in case you want to buy extra fruit or bread at the market
- Double check the exact meeting point and time on the source page
FAQ
How much does the food tour of La Macarena and La Perseverancia cost?
This is a paid experience. Check the current price and available options on the Civitatis page, which is the official source for the tour.
Where does the tour start?
The meeting point is Plaza del Mercado La Perseverancia, in central Bogota. Confirm the exact address on the source page before you go.
How long is the tour?
The tour runs about three hours, covering the market, the walk through La Macarena, and the final lunch.
What food is included in the tour?
The route includes tastings of tropical fruits, local pastries, masato, chicha, and a lechona lunch with the option of tamal. Check the full menu on the source page.
Is this a good plan for kids?
Yes, it can work for families as long as the kids can walk for three hours and are open to trying new flavors.
How do I book or buy tickets?
From this page we link you to the official source for the tour, where you can see available dates, guide languages, and book directly with the operator.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
