Parks & gardens
93 Park
93 Park
Located on 93rd Street in the El Chicó neighborhood of northern Bogotá, this urban park serves as a central hub for the surrounding district. Travelers visit the area to access the dense concentration of shops, restaurants, and nightlife establishments that border the green space.
Getting there from the city center typically involves a taxi or ride-share service, as the park is located several kilometers north. Depending on Bogotá's heavy traffic, the journey generally takes between 20 and 40 minutes.
Planning Your Visit
Visitors should allow two to four hours to spend time in the park and explore the adjacent commercial streets. This timeframe allows for a walk through the gardens and a meal or drink at one of the nearby venues.
The area is most active during the late afternoon and evening when the nightlife and dining scene peaks. It becomes crowded on weekends and during holiday periods. Because Bogotá's weather is variable, carrying a light jacket or umbrella is recommended regardless of the season.
Nearby Points of Interest
The park is situated in a walkable area of the city. You can combine a visit here with the following nearby locations:
- El Chicó (0.5km): The immediate residential and commercial neighborhood.
- Parque El Virrey (0.9km): A linear park suitable for walking.
- Abou Bakr Al-Siddiq Mosque (2.1km): A prominent architectural site.
- Usaquén (2.8km): A historic district known for its colonial architecture and markets.
Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
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