- Zipaquirá
Salt Cathedral Zipaquirá: Fast Track Ticket
Explore a salty underground mine that's also a place of religious worship
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Salt Cathedral Zipaquirá: Shared Tour + Optional Guatavita Lake Entry
Visit the underground Catholic church and learn about El Dorado legend
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Duration: 8h
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Audio guide: English, Spanish
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Max group size: 15
Meeting point
Parque De La Sal, 250252, Zipaquirá- Show your smartphone voucher to the staff during pickup
Visit Zipaquirá and Guatavita on a day trip from Bogotá. Start with the Salt Cathedral in Zipaquirá, the only underground Catholic church in the world. Then, head to Guatavita's natural park to learn about its cultural importance and the legend of El Dorado.
Bogotá and its surrounding areas highlight the blend of indigenous heritage and Spanish influence, offering a glimpse into the region's past and present.
This trip covers two significant locations in one day, showcasing the diverse landscapes, history, ecosystems, and cultural traditions that make Zipaquirá and Guatavita special.
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