This is how we experienced a spectacular urban tour of the Rafael Uribe Uribe district, in which 20 people joined the experience to walk the area, discover its history, and connect with the landscapes and memories that define this place. This activity was made possible thanks to the partnership between the Itinerantes research, training, and geographical education group and the Biocirculo Community, promoting learning about the territory through observation and the recognition of its history. During the tour, we visited emblematic places such as the Piedra del Amor (Stone of Love), the Chiguaza Creek, the Molinos Estate, and the Guacamayas Hill, highlighting the importance of neighborhood development from a social, environmental, and economic perspective. Much of the district's origin is related to the old Molinos Estate, whose economic activity spurred the growth of several neighborhoods and shaped the dynamics of the area we know today. We concluded the day with refreshments and prizes that promoted waste separation at the source and environmental awareness. If you're interested in learning about the history of the neighborhoods, exploring the area, and sharing experiences with others who want to learn about and care for their environment, we invite you to participate in our upcoming activities by registering at comunidad.biocirculo.com/Experiencias.