La Macarena is a residential neighborhood with buildings of four, five, or six floors. Its construction began in the early 1950s, and over time, it has developed into an area with a rich cultural scene and diverse gastronomic options, leading to its recognition as Zona M, similar to other areas in Bogotá.
In La Macarena, you'll find a mix of restaurants, cafes, and bars featuring the diversity of the city's gastronomic scene. From cozy restaurants serving home-style cooking to innovative fusion cuisine establishments, there are options to suit all tastes and budgets.
It is also known for having the best international food restaurants, from Spanish tortilla chips to the finest pizzas or Italian pasta.
This area of Bogotá offers a varied cultural and culinary experience, featuring art galleries, charming cafes, and modern restaurants that combine international and traditional influences in the Colombian capital.
- Private vehicle: From the north, take Calle 72 southbound and turn left on Carrera 13. Continue south until you reach La Macarena. If you are coming from the west, go east on Calle 26 and turn right on Carrera 7a. Continue south to La Macarena. If you are traveling from the south, take Carrera 10a northbound and turn left on Calle 27. Continue east until you reach La Macarena. From the east, take Calle 45 westbound and turn right on Carrera 13. Go south until you reach La Macarena.
- TransMilenio: Take the line to the closest station to La Macarena, Museo Nacional, and head towards the gastronomic area behind La Santamaría Cultural Square and the Planetarium of Bogotá.
- SITP o bus: Check the routes leading to Carrera 5a. Once you reach this main road, head towards La Macarena.
- When visiting La Macarena, you will discover an attractive cultural and gastronomic hub.
- When heading south on Calle 27 and Carrera 5a, you will come across the Luvina bookstore and three art galleries: Alonso Garcés, NC-Arte, and Valenzuela & Klenner. Additionally, you can explore Espacio El Dorado on Carrera 4a, where you will find an independent gallery alongside a variety of restaurants and cafes catering to all tastes
- Enjoy this unique experience where art and gastronomy merge in an atmosphere full of life and creativity.
- The schedules may vary according to each dining establishment.
- Many of these establishments reserve admission rights and prior reservation is required.
- Take care of your belongings.
This area of Bogotá offers a varied cultural and culinary experience, featuring art galleries, charming cafes, and modern restaurants that combine international and traditional influences in the Colombian capital.
