Carnival History Tour
Itinerary Carnival History Tour
Dive into the essence of the Barranquilla Carnival with the Carnival History Tour, an experience that will take you to the most iconic spots of this celebration. We will begin with a guided tour of Barrio Abajo, the birthplace of the carnival and home to its most dedicated participants. We’ll walk through its vibrant streets while learning about the history of traditional parades and costumes. Next, we’ll visit the Carnival Museum, where you’ll discover the evolution of this festival, declared Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. Throughout the tour, we will provide hydration to ensure you fully enjoy the experience. This tour is perfect for those who want to learn about the heart and history behind Colombia’s most important festival.
Inclusions
Private Transportation: One-way private transfer from your accommodation in Barranquilla, with comfortable and secure service to enhance your experience.
Carnival Museum Entry: Explore the history and traditions of the carnival during a cultural tour.
Guided Tour of Barrio Abajo: Discover the carnival’s origins with an expert guide.
Hydration: Stay refreshed and enjoy the tour without worry.
What You Should Know
Tour Duration: 3 hours.
Accessibility: Some streets in the area may have uneven surfaces.
Weather: Barranquilla is hot, so prepare for warm temperatures.
Health & Safety: Don’t forget sunscreen and stay hydrated throughout the tour. At Transfers & Tours Colombia, we follow all biosecurity and safety protocols.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s included in the Carnival History Tour?
The tour includes one-way private transportation, entry to the Carnival Museum, a guided tour of Barrio Abajo, and hydration throughout the journey.
Which places are visited during the Carnival History Tour?
During the tour, you will visit Barrio Abajo and the Carnival Museum, exploring the history and traditions of the carnival.
What’s the best time of year to take the Carnival History Tour?
The tour can be taken at any time of year, but it’s especially interesting during carnival season.
Fun facts:
The Barranquilla Carnival is the second largest in Latin America: Only surpassed by Rio de Janeiro’s Carnival in Brazil.
The “Marimonda” was created as a mockery of the elite: This iconic costume originated as a satire of the city’s upper class.
The Carnival has more than 100 years of history: It was declared Cultural Heritage of the Nation in 2001 and Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2003.
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