Most tours keep you in the colonial grid. We don't. We start at the Colpatria Tower—the definitive line where the old city ends and the modern metropolis begins. Here, we analyze the graffiti at the threshold of the "Old City" before waving goodbye to the traditional center and moving north.

Following the 1948 Bogotazo riots, Bogotá’s elite migrated north, transitioning neighborhoods like Teusaquillo into a hub of Tudor, Art Deco, and Modernist styles. These historic structures now serve as the primary canvas for the city's most influential artists. On this Bogotá Street Art Tour, graffiti is the protagonist. We use the walls to read the city’s evolution, exploring how the transit veins and political shifts of the 20th century created the unique surfaces Bogotá Graffiti claims today.