93 Park, Bogota

A vibrant oasis in the heart of El Chico, 93 Park—also known as 93rd Street Park—is one of Bogota’s most stylish and bustling spots. Nestled in the Chapinero district, this upscale commercial and recreational hub blends lush greenery with an urban chic atmosphere, offering both relaxation and entertainment.

At the center of the neighborhood, the park itself provides a refreshing break from city life, framed by Sabana rubber and palm trees, a tranquil water feature, and stunning views of the Andean mountains. Beyond its natural appeal, temporary art exhibitions and public events, including large-screen football match screenings, make it a cultural hotspot. The park becomes particularly magical during Christmas, adorned with dazzling lights and a towering holiday tree.

Surrounding the park is a dynamic scene of restaurants, cafés, bars, and nightlife venues, making it a favorite among locals, tourists, and business travelers alike. Notable establishments include Café Renault, Gato Negro, and Juan Valdez Café, while high-end shops, art galleries, and design centers further enhance the area’s cosmopolitan flair. The Zona T, another nightlife epicenter, is just a short distance away.

In 2015, Colombia’s first Starbucks opened on the park’s western edge, marking the area's international appeal. Its proximity to Bogotá’s financial district also makes it a preferred location for business travelers seeking a mix of work and leisure. Whether for a morning coffee, an elegant dinner, or a night out, Parque 93 is a must-visit destination in the capital.