This photograph shows the entrance of a restaurant called "Chef Burger" in Parque de la 93. The architecture is modern and inviting, with a wooden exterior and large windows that offer a glimpse inside. Industrial-style lamps hang above the tables, creating a warm and intimate atmosphere. The design of the space invites passersby to come in and enjoy a meal in a relaxed and contemporary setting. This panoramic image shows a view of Parque de la 93 and its urban surroundings. In the center, a group of tall palm trees rises above the park's main path, with the imposing mountains in the background. The park, with its expansive green space and tree-lined walkways, offers a respite in the city. In the distance, modern buildings and skyscrapers peek out from among the vegetation, demonstrating the blend of nature and urban development that characterizes this iconic Bogotá landmark. This close-up photo shows part of a café in Parque de la 93. The structure, which appears to be an extension of a building, is made of glass and light green frames, giving it a modern and clean look. A round sign with the name "Bu Bu" and a minimalist hamburger icon hangs at the top. Around the glass structure, green plants provide freshness and privacy. The image shows a front view of the iconic Parque de la 93 sign. The structure, which celebrates the park's 25th anniversary, is an orange sculpture with the text "PARQUE 93" in large green letters. Behind the sign, you can see the umbrellas of the cafés and restaurants surrounding the park, as well as tall trees and a skyscraper in the background. The blue sky and sunny weather make the atmosphere vibrant and full of life.
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Parque de la 93 Gastronomic Zone

Parque de la 93 is the most cosmopolitan and diverse gastronomic meeting point in northern Bogotá: the tree-lined park acts as a communal living room surrounded by restaurants with open terraces, creating an atmosphere that works equally well for a business lunch, a family outing on a Sunday, or an evening with friends. Its offerings are extensive and international, with Italian, French, Japanese, Colombian, grilled, and seafood options, all with a consistent standard of quality

Unlike Zona T, Parque de la 93 has a more family-friendly atmosphere during the day and a more relaxed vibe at night, with bars and signature cocktail lounges that avoid the frenetic pace of nightclubs. It is one of the safest and best-maintained areas of the city, making it a common first stop for tourists and international visitors.

The park is also a cultural and artistic epicenter, hosting concerts, festivals, and city events, reinforcing its character as one of the most vibrant and diverse places in the capital.

📍 How to get there

Parque de la 93 is strategically located in northern Bogotá, between Carrera 11 and Carrera 15, and between Calle 93A and Calle 93B. It is easily accessible from major thoroughfares such as Carrera Séptima, Carrera 11, and the Autopista Norte. Below, we present the public transportation options to get there.

  • By private vehicle: Parque de la 93 is easily accessible by private vehicle or taxi, as it has multiple connecting routes, such as Carrera 11, Carrera 15, and Calle 93A. Parking is also available nearby.
  • By TransMilenio: The nearest TransMilenio stations are Calle 85 and Virrey, Line B. From either of these stations, you can take a bus or taxi to the park.
  • By SITP: Several SITP routes pass near Parque de la 93. Some of the closest include 19-3, 193B, A117, B303, and L919. These routes will drop you off at nearby stops, from where you can walk a few minutes to the park.