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Arkadia is a family entertainment park featuring a wide variety of attractions such as mechanical rides, video games and interactive zones for all ages. Its focus is on providing fun, safe and unforgettable experiences in a modern and welcoming environment.

The Graffiti District is situated in the industrial zone of Bogotá, specifically at Avenida Américas and Carrera 53a in the Puente Aranda locality. This initiative, which promotes the responsible practice of urban art and graffiti, aims to brighten different areas of the city. The strategy focuses on reclaiming public spaces and encouraging active, co-responsible, and participatory citizenship.

Inaugurated on July 20, 1972, the Bogotá Supply Center, known as Corabastos, is a vital component in the distribution and marketing chain of agricultural products in Colombia.

In October 2024, the Tourism Office of Bogotá (IDT) launched the Corabastos Tourist Corridor, a route designed for both visitors and locals to explore one of the most significant commercial centers in Colombia and Latin America. This new tourist route offers a unique experience that blends gastronomic tradition, history, and the vibrant culture characteristic of this iconic supply center.

The La Vaca Wetland District Ecological Park is an ecological gem located in the southwest of Bogotá. It serves as a refuge for biodiversity, thanks to conservation efforts and active community involvement. This unique ecosystem features wet, semi-humid, and dry areas that support a variety of species and play a crucial role in the city's water regulation.

During pre-Columbian and colonial times, Fontibón was a strategic territory of passage and communication for the Muisca population. From the 16th century, it served as a transit point for Spaniards, facilitating the movement of mule trains, as well as the transportation of goods and travelers between Santa Fe de Bogotá and the Magdalena River.