Explore the Back to Earth agroecological route and discover the transformation in the historic localities of Santa Fe and La Candelaria. Immerse yourself in a captivating journey through vegetable gardens located in unexpected places, such as old houses, communal spaces, patrimonial sites, and even commercial establishments.

These places are more than just vegetable gardens: they are connection points with the earth, where the power of plants and the desire to revitalize our city are intertwined in a special experience. In this adventure, you will visit four vegetable gardens full of peasant and ancestral wisdom located in the heart of the city center.

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Discover the magic of this agroecological route in Santa Fe and La Candelaria. Dive into vegetable gardens that are more than just green areas; they are links with the earth and history.

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Road leading to the vegetable garden and green areas located in Quinta de Bolívar. Photograph by Manuela Picón Reina - IDT
This trail leads to the vegetable garden and several gardens of the Quinta de Bolívar historical museum. Photo by Manuela Picón Reina - IDT
Back part of the colonial mansion, with more than 400 years of history, where the hostel is located. Photo by Manuela Picón - IDT
The welcome is given by a wooden sign with the name of the hostel, surrounded by plants. Photo by Manuela Picón - IDT
This is the vegetable garden seedbed, where aromatic and fruit herbs are grown. Visitors can experience the planting process. Photo by Manuela Picón Reina - IDT
La Mestiza vegetable garden, considered the oldest in the country, stands out in the Quinta de Bolívar Museum. The name was an idea of Simón Bolívar. Photo by Manuela Picón Reina - IDT
¿Cómo llegar?
  • Private car: "Santa Helena" on Carrera 5A # 31 – 40.
  • TransMilenio: Starts at Calle 34 Station and Avenida Caracas. From there, start your walk along Calle 34 to Carrera 5, where you'll find the entrance to the vegetable garden.
  • SITP or bus: Find the nearest route along Carrera 7, get off at the bus stop located at AK 7—Cl 33, and walk along Calle 32 to Carrera 5A # 31 - 40, where you will find the entrance to the vegetable garden.
¿Qué vas a conocer?

1. The tour starts at the Santa Helena vegetable garden (Carrera 5a # 31 – 40), located in the San Martin neighborhood.

2. The second stop is the Casa Quinta de Bolivar Museum (Calle 21 # 4A –3 0 este), a colonial site in La Candelaria, situated on the slopes of Monserrate Hill, that tells one of the most important stories of Colombia's Independence.

3. Continue to the El Cóndor vegetable garden (Calle 10 # 3 – 41) located in the heart of La Candelaria.

4. End at the Botanico Hostel (Carrera 2 # 9 – 87), an accommodation that has gained recognition thanks to its decoration with living walls and services based on environmental sustainability.

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Sowing roots, the green renaissance of Bogotá
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Discover the magic of this agroecological route in Santa Fe and La Candelaria. Dive into vegetable gardens that are more than just green areas; they are links with the earth and history.

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Explore the Back to Earth agroecological route in Santa Fe and La Candelaria, Bogotá. Discover vegetable gardens in historic and patrimonial places where peasant and ancestral wisdom merge. Live an enriching experience in the city's heart while connecting with the earth and learning about urban revitalization.
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