We are open on weekends and public holidays from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Admission is $15,000 COP per person. Children under 8 enter free of charge when accompanied by an adult.

Reservations are not required. However, you may purchase your tickets in advance through our website or directly at the museum’s ticket office upon arrival.

If traveling from Bogotá, we recommend taking TransMilenio to San Mateo station. From the shopping center side, buses marked “Salto de Tequendama” or “Charquito” pass directly in front of the House Museum (we suggest confirming with the driver). You may also take a bus via “Mesitas” from the South Terminal, although this option is more expensive.

Yes. The House Museum offers guided tours led by cultural mediators at different times throughout the day.

Tours typically last between 1.5 and 2 hours, depending on visitors’ interests. Guests are also welcome to explore the museum independently.

Yes, parking is available for visitors who purchase admission.

The House Museum offers environmental awareness programs for school groups or groups of more than 25 people, which include guided walks through the foundation’s cloud forest as well as a museum visit. Larger groups may also schedule weekday visits. Additionally, the GEP Foundation organizes arboretum tours on selected dates announced on their social media.

Not usually. At certain times of the year, a special event called “Night at the Museum” is held, which is the only occasion when nighttime visits are permitted.

Absolutely! You can support the restoration efforts by adopting a tree and making a donation to the GEP Foundation, the organization that manages the House Museum. Native cloud forest species are planted, and you will receive an adoption certificate.