Overview
Opened in 1995, Parque de la 93 sits in the affluent El Chicó district of northern Bogotá, its roughly 13,400 square meters shaded by 141 trees across 22 species along lawns and walking paths. The streets ringing the park are packed with some of Colombia's best restaurants, international bars, and cafés, making it a relaxed retreat by day and one of Bogotá's premier nightlife hubs after dark. The park itself is free to enter, reached via the Virrey or Calle 100 TransMilenio stations followed by a short walk or taxi ride.
Opening Hours
Open 24 hours as a public park; surrounding shops and restaurants keep their own hours.
Travel Tips
Reservations are often required at nearby restaurants in the evening. The area is considered safe, but keep an eye on valuables as you would anywhere.
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🇰🇷 Tips for Korean Travelers
Practical info for Korean travelers heading to Bogotá, Colombia from Seoul (ICN).
Korean Passport · Visa
Check visa rules for Colombia on the Korean MOFA travel advisory site before flying — visa-free, visa-on-arrival or e-visa rules change often. Keep at least 6 months of passport validity.
Flight from Incheon (ICN)
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Attractions near Parque de la 93
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Simón Bolívar Park
Bogotá's 'Central Park' — a 113-hectare green oasis in the heart of the city.
📍 5.4km away
Cerro de Monserrate
A 3,152m peak with a hilltop church offering sweeping panoramas of Bogotá.
📍 8.0km away
Things to Do in Bogotá
Graffiti Walking Tour
Explore La Candelaria's massive murals with an expert guide who explains the political and social messages behind each work. Tip-based free tours depart daily at 10:00 and 14:00.
Monserrate Mountain Hike
Hike the pilgrimage trail to the 3,152m summit of Monserrate in about 1.5 hours. The altitude makes it demanding, but panoramic views of all Bogotá from the top are worth every step. Sundays are especially lively with local pilgrims.
Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral Day Trip
A day trip to the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá, built 200m underground in a salt mine about 50km north of Bogotá. Fourteen LED-lit chapels and a monumental salt cross create a breathtaking spectacle. Called 'Colombia's First Wonder.'