The Gastronomic Zone of Usaquén
During your visit to Bogotá, something that cannot be left out of your plans is to know the gastronomic area of Usaquén. Cemented between beautiful streets that preserve the colonial and contemporary architecture of Bogotá, the Plaza de Usaquén and its surroundings is an area where you can enjoy the flavors of the world.
Unicentro Bogotá Shopping Center
Everyday life in Bogotá invites you to experience scenarios such as shopping centers, since their design and proximity have contributed to the development of quality of life, offering innovative experiences and generating well-being in the city.
On April 28, 1976, Unicentro was inaugurated in Bogotá, a commercial project built by the Pedro Gómez firm, located in the Usaquén sector, on a 126,000 m2 lot that years ago served as an extension of land for the cultivation of barley.
Suba
Suba is the 11th locality of the Capital District of Bogotá. It is located in the northwest of the city.
It is the most populated locality in Bogotá, with approximately 1,282,978 inhabitants.
Its origin dates back to pre-Columbian times, when it was a Muisca town of great importance
It stands out for its green areas, especially in the hills of Suba and La Conejera, although it has a vast residential area, mixed with industries, commerce and services
Chapinero
Chapinero is in the north of Bogotá and is one of the city's traditional localities. A large part of Bogotá's musical culture has developed in this locality, due to the operation of studios and auditoriums in the area.
Usaquén
In the past it was the seat of large estates, today converted into housing estates and shopping centers.
Usaquén is located in the north of Bogotá. It is a popular place for food lovers. Modern French bistros and cozy garden cafes cluster around Parque de Usaquén, the focal point, while craft breweries and cocktail bars tend to serve late.
On Sundays, people visit the Usaquén flea market, which includes street musicians, puppet shows, gourmet food stalls, and items like handmade jewelry and local coffee beans.