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Parque de la 93

Parque de la 93

Place · Zona T and Chapinero

Photo: Felipe Restrepo Acosta, CC BY-SA 3.0
Parque de la 93Zona T and Chapinero, Bogotágogate: n/a

A small, well-kept park ringed by restaurants and offices: a green pause between Zona T meals, not a destination on its own.

Time on site25–40 minp95 60 min
PriceFreeadult, 2026 estimate
28″ bagsYes OKZona T and Chapinero
Step-freeYes OK
Sensory loadIntense4 of 5 · Intense
  • A green pause in Zona Rosa
  • Restaurant-ringed square
  • Free entry
  • Crowded at peak

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  • Bogotá ↗Candelaria streets are narrow, uneven and partly cobbled, and empty after dark: large suitcases go from the car to the hotel door, never on a walk.
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Plan

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Go now?

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Open
Hours not on file: check the official site.
Crowds

Quietest Mon–Thu · busiest Fri–Sun · desk estimate

Tickets
  • Adult: Free
Time to spend
25–40 min · up to 60 min if you linger
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Best time to go

Lunchtime office crowds on weekdays; families and events on weekends; check for scheduled concerts or markets.

By weekday: quietest Mon–Thu, busiest Fri–Sun.

Opening hours
Note
An open public park with no entry hours.

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Not checked in the last 12 months (no check date on file).

On the ground

Getting in, access, sensory load, what to bring, and where to go if it does not work

Getting in

Stop
Calle 93 at Carrera 13, Zona Rosa
Ticket
free · official site
Stairs
none of note
Shoes
Not recorded

Accessibility

  • YesStep-free entrance · none of note
  • Check firstAccessible toilet

Sensory load

  • Sensory load4/5 High

Exposure: high

What to bring and the rules

  • Water, a hat and sun or rain cover · Rated high exposure: little shelter while you walk.

Rules and prices change: check the official site before you go.

Bailouts

  • rain: Café on Calle 82
  • heat: Mall food court (AC)

Nearest rescue anchor: C — Café on Calle 82 (field-verify)

Not checked in the last 12 months (no check date on file).

Map and nearby

Where it is, how to get there from your hotel or from where you stand, and what is around it

Parque de la 93Parque de la 93

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The pin marks the centre of Zona T and Chapinero: this place has no exact entrance point on file.

Eat in Zona T and Chapinero

More detail

Everything else we know about this place

Tickets, prices and entry

Know before you go

  • The park itself is small — a lawn, fountain and mature trees — and is really an anchor for the restaurant and office district around it, not a long stop.
  • Occasional free concerts and pop-up markets are held here; check listings for your dates.

Tickets & entry

2026 estimate · check the posted board
Where to buy
  • No ticket needed.

Official site ↗

Time on site, inside and your plan

Time on site

minutes

Minimum

15min

Worthwhile

25min

Typical

40min

p95

60min

How much time do you have?

from the time-on-site figures above

Enough for a typical visit (40 min).

Visit times are typical figures, not promises; queues and closing times can change them.

Inside, in order

  1. A short walk or bench sit between restaurant bookings or an Usaquén-to-Zona T afternoon

In the park

from our notes · hours and rules: check
Toilets and water
  • No facilities in the park itself; cafés, restaurants and toilets line every side of the square.
Kids and playgrounds
  • The easiest stroller stretch of any cluster covered here — flat paths and a lawn.
Events and seasonal blooms
  • Occasional free concerts and pop-up markets are held here; check listings for your dates.
  • Lunchtime office crowds on weekdays; families and events on weekends; check for scheduled concerts or markets.
After dark
  • Keep bags in front of you in the evening crowds around the restaurant edges.
Step-free check, who it suits, facilities

Step-free check

  • Step-free entrance: yes · yesnone of note
  • Accessible toilet: check · check

Flat, paved paths; the smoothest of the four cluster centres for wheels.

Facilities on site

WhatStatusWhere / note
No facilities in the park itself; cafés, restaurants and toilets line every side of the square.

Who it suits

TravelerFitWhy
A short outdoor break in a restaurant-heavy districtgood—
Families wanting a flat, open space before or after a mealgood—

Skip it if

  • You are short on time — the surrounding restaurants are the actual draw, not the park.
Combine with

Combine with

nearest first

Walk the Zona T and Chapinero area · the cluster page has the walking order, rescue stops and after-dark notes

Best photo time

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  • The fountain with the surrounding glass office towers behind it.

Deep dive

Questions, photos, and where our facts come from

Questions and answers

Questions and answers

answered by Voykit editors · dated
Is there anything to actually see here?

Not much beyond a fountain and lawns — it is a meeting point and a green pause, not a sight. The restaurants around it are the reason to come.

Checked 2026-09-28 · Voykit desk

Answers come from Voykit editors, not from other travellers.
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