Event Venues

The Bogotá Planetarium was inaugurated in 1969 and in 2008 an image projector was acquired to improve the visualization of the stars in its dome, one of the largest in Latin America. In 2011, a remodeling process began to reinforce its structure, expand its capacity and build the Space Museum, which offers five interactive rooms where visitors will learn about the structure of the universe. Another notable space is the Astroteca, a library specialized in astronomy and space sciences. Children will enjoy the Children's Room, designed with special content for them.

Its history dates back to the end of the 20th century, when it was built as part of the urban development of the city at that time. Opened in 1992, the Andino Shopping Center is one of the most emblematic shopping destinations in Bogotá. Located in the exclusive neighborhood of El Retiro, in the north of the city, this shopping center is recognized for its elegant atmosphere and its wide range of shops, restaurants and entertainment.

The Usaquén Flea Market was born in 1990, with the market name 'Association of Exhibitors Toldos de San Pelayo', this name refers to San Pelayo, the young Spanish martyr, who is related to the birth of the antiques trade.

Crafts are elements that keep the tradition and ancestral culture of the communities alive. In Bogotá there is a mythical setting where you can appreciate the craftsmanship in detail: genuine replicas, original pieces and very typical objects of the city and the country, it is Pasaje Rivas.

The Nemesio Camacho Stadium, popularly known as "El Campín", was inaugurated in 1938 and since then has been an integral part of Colombia's sports history. With capacity for 39,000 spectators, it is home to the Millonarios and Santa Fe soccer clubs.

Corferias is the largest fairground in Bogotá. Officially inaugurated on June 8, 1954, it was conceived to offer a comfortable space for holding fairs of all kinds, over time extending its function to exhibitions and massive events. Its first milestone was the International Exhibition Fair, which evolved into the Bogotá International Fair. Within the complex, there is the Hilton Hotel and the Gran Carpa Américas, a multifunctional space.