Gastronomy

Strolling through the streets of Quinta Camacho is like taking a leisurely walk through a London neighborhood. The houses feature front gardens, English-style sloping roofs, and sidewalks surrounded by trees. This area is home to casual restaurants or fine dining, cafes, tea rooms, and bars with signature cocktails or live music. The best part is that these establishments are all located close to each other.

Located in the north of Bogotá, Parque de la 93 is a vibrant area that combines gastronomy, entertainment, and nature. Its wide variety of restaurants and bars make it the ideal meeting point for both locals and tourists.

La Macarena is a residential neighborhood with buildings of four, five, or six floors. Its construction began in the early 1950s, and over time, it has developed into an area with a rich cultural scene and diverse gastronomic options, leading to its recognition as Zona M, similar to other areas in Bogotá.

Make sure to set aside a morning or an entire afternoon to explore La Candelaria. This neighborhood offers a journey through the past, with its charming small cafes and restaurants at every turn. Its culinary offerings focus on traditional Bogotá cuisine, including the masterful preparation of the emblematic ajiaco and other regional dishes, as well as international cuisine featuring national dishes and signature dishes