Ciudad Bolívar is considered one of the most insecure districts in Bogotá, so thinking about developing tourism in this area was unimaginable a few years ago. Today its inhabitants want to change this perspective and stop being stigmatized, showing how they have had organized to improve their neighborhood through several initiatives. The opening of the TransMiCable (a cable car-type transport system) in 2018 has been a great ally because although its main reason was to solve the mobility problem of the inhabitants, it has brought many tourists who want to know another side from the Colombian capital.

In the El Mirador del Paraíso neighborhood, our local guide and leader Andrea will be waiting for you on a tour around the neighborhood, telling the story of each graffiti and showing you the panoramic view from the top. After the tour, we will arrive at her home, where he has a stamping workshop, a product of his entrepreneurial spirit; There she will teach you in a traditional way how to stamp your own shirt with a neighborhood design. Don't miss out on this incredible experience focused on social transformation and community tourism.