Prado Stories Tour
Itinerary Prado Stories Tour
Uncover the history and architectural splendor of Barranquilla’s most iconic neighborhood with the Prado Stories Tour. This guided experience will take you through the grand monuments, historical buildings, and republican-style mansions that reflect the city’s golden era in the 20th century. Explore landmarks like the Monument to the Founders of Aviation, Christ in Repose, and the Santander Monument, before visiting cultural treasures like the Bolivarian Museum and Casa La Perla. A perfect tour for lovers of history and architecture.
Inclusions
Private Transportation: Round-trip private transfers from your accommodation in Barranquilla, ensuring comfort and safety throughout the experience.
Guided Tour of Historical Monuments & Buildings: Discover the architectural richness of the El Prado neighborhood.
Museum Access: Entry to the Bolivarian Museum and the Romantic Museum to dive deeper into Barranquilla’s heritage.
Medical Assistance: Enjoy the tour with peace of mind.
Souvenir: Receive a special memento from the experience.
What You Should Know
Tour Duration: 3 hours.
Recommendations: Wear comfortable clothes, bring water and sunscreen.
Accessibility: Mostly accessible; however, some streets may have uneven terrain.
Weather: Barranquilla’s warm, humid climate is perfect for urban walks.
Health & Safety: Remember sunscreen and hydration. At Transfers & Tours Colombia, we follow all biosecurity and safety protocols.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Prado Stories Tour include?
The tour includes a guided walk through historic monuments and buildings, access to two iconic museums, medical assistance, and a souvenir.
Which sites are visited during the Prado Stories Tour?
You’ll visit historical landmarks, the Bolivarian Museum, the Romantic Museum, the School of Fine Arts, iconic hotels, and unique Mudejar-style homes.
What’s the best time of day to take the Prado Stories Tour?
Mornings or late afternoons are ideal, as the temperatures are cooler and more pleasant for walking.
Fun facts:
El Prado was the first planned neighborhood in Colombia: Designed in the 1920s, it was inspired by the garden city movement in Europe.
Hotel El Prado is a city icon: This historic luxury hotel hosted figures like Gabriel García Márquez and Ernest Hemingway.
The Mudejar-style houses are architectural treasures: Their blend of Arab and Spanish influences makes them unique in all of Colombia.
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