Museum Tickets & Passes in Colombia

Get an insider's look at Bogotá's celebrated Gold Museum thanks to this 3-hour private tour including your admission fee. You'll take a personalized trip back in time while exploring the museum's collection of Pre-Columbian gold artifacts, pottery, and jewelry (one of the largest in the world), produced by the region's range of diverse indigenous cultures.

Make sure your shore excursion in Cartagena truly shines during this 3-hour trip combining a visit to the city's Emerald Museum and sightseeing tour. Cruise passengers are sure to enjoy this exploration of top Cartagena attractions including a look at the architecture of Manga Island, a photo stop at San Felipe Fortress and a walking tour of the old city. You'll also spend time at the Emerald Museum, learning how to properly identify and purchase one of Colombia's famed gemstones. Your excursion also includes a professional guide, entrance fees, bottled water and round-trip port transport.

Fernando Botero is one of Colombia's most iconic and influential artists and the Botero Museum is devoted to his life and works, as well as housing his personal art collection. This 3-hour private tour will help you get the most out of your visit as you marvel over Botero masterpieces and admire works by Miró, Dalí, Picasso, and Monet. Hotel pickup and entrance fees are included.

Delve into Medellin's rich cultural heritage on a half-day tour of the city's best museums. Alongside your knowledgeable guide, you'll learn about Medellin's radical transformation "” from a perilously dangerous city to a thriving metropolis "” and visit the San Pedro Cemetery Museum and the Museum of Antioquia. See pieces by Fernando Botero in the Museum of Modern Art, and admire the Gothic architecture and exotic gardens of the Castillo Museum. Upgrade your tour to include convenient hotel pickup and drop-off in Medellin.

Sitting among the giant sculptures of Botero Plaza, Museo de Antioquia is Medellin's most popular museum. Beat the crowds and head straight to the front of the entrance line by booking your admission ticket to the museum, which charts the culture and history of Colombia through more than 6,000 artefacts, in advance.