Arrival in Zipaquirá – Historical and Cultural Heritage Upon arrival, we will enter this charming town, renowned for its colonial architecture and rich historical heritage. Zipaquirá was originally inhabited by the indigenous Muisca, who exploited salt as a source of wealth and trade.

Explore the Cathedral of Salt Once in the Cathedral of Salt, you will descend 180 metres underground through tunnels illuminated with a mystical atmosphere. During the tour, you will stop at the 14 stations of the Via Crucis, each with sculptures carved in salt that represent the passion and death of Christ. You will visit the Dome, the Narthex, the Grand Cross carved from salt rock, and the impressive three main altars. Marvel at the optical effect of the light vault and the majesty of this underground temple, recognised as the second most impressive place of worship in the world. You can explore the Mineral Gallery, the Water Mirror and other spaces full of history and symbolism.

Optional Tour of the Historic Centre of Zipaquirá After visiting the cathedral, you can enjoy a short walk through the historic centre of Zipaquirá. Its cobblestone streets, colonial balconies and beautiful main square will transport you to another era.

Return to Bogota After a day full of history, culture and architectural beauty, we will return to Bogotá, where you will be transferred back to your hotel or point of origin.