Antonio Nariño
The town Antonio Nariño bears his name in honor of the hero of the independence of Colombia. It is located to the south of the city and is number 15 of the Capital District. There is the traditional Restrepo neighborhood, the epicenter of leather goods and footwear in the country's capital.
El Tunal Metropolitan Park
El Tunal Metropolitan Park is in the Tunjuelito locality, in the southeast of Bogotá, very close to the Transmilenio transport public system's Tunal Portal. It’s located on Calle 48 South and Boyacá Avenue, between Mariscal Sucre Avenue and Villavicencio Avenue. Its opening hours are from 5:30 am to 6:00 pm.
20 de Julio District Market Place
There the concept of rurality gains strength with the “peasant market”, a space dedicated to exalting the work of the countryside through the commercialization of dairy products, eggs, native tubers and traditional preparations typical of the rural area of Bogotá and the region.
In the Plaza del 20 de Julio you can discover a complete gastronomic offer, vegetables, different types of meat and flavors of exotic fruits from the country; In addition, crafts that represent the culture of Bogotá.
Los Soches Agropark
Enjoy a peaceful walk surrounded by leafy trees and songbirds, or simply sit on a bench and take in the beauty of the carefully landscaped gardens. For the more adventurous, the park offers picnic areas, playgrounds, and spaces for sports outdoors, such as soccer and volleyball.
Shopping Center - Centro Mayor
It is one of the largest shopping centers in Latin America, it has more than 230,000 square meters, distributed in a space designed so that you can find what you are looking for in its 434 commercial stores.
It is located in the southern area of Bogotá, in the Villa Mayor neighborhood, on one of the main roads: Avenida NQS, south of the capital. It opened its doors in March 2010 and was recognized as the largest store in Latin America, after Leste Avicanduva, Sao Paulo (Brazil) and Mall Florida in Santiago (Chile).