Aerial view of a large grass field surrounded by trees, residential buildings, and urban roads, with the eastern hills in the background. Informative sign for El Country Public Park in the foreground, with ample green spaces, trees, and the IDRD logo visible in the background. Children and families enjoy a playground and ample green areas in a park, with the eastern hills and a partly cloudy sky in the background. Cobblestone patio with a stone fountain in the center, surrounded by traditional-style buildings, tall trees, and residential buildings in the background. Brick building with a red roof in a green area, next to a parking area and surrounded by large trees.
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  • How to get there

El Country Park, opened to the public in 2007, is undoubtedly one of the most popular recreational spaces for cultural, leisure, and sporting activities in Bogotá, located in the Usaquén district in the northeast of the capital.   

With an area of ​​approximately 7 hectares, it is a contemplative park with a large, completely flat green area and spectacular lawns. Many wellness and relaxation activities converge there, and at certain times of the year, it becomes the natural setting for important events such as the Jazz al Parque Festival, the Alimentarte Gastronomic Fair, and the Vassar Fair. 

The park features a children's play area, a water fountain, public restrooms, and parking. 

Before being called El Country Park, it was a famous polo field belonging to the Bogotá Country Club. 

📍 How to get there

You can get there by TransMilenio and get off at the Calle 127 and Autopista Norte station. If you prefer to walk, your destination is about twenty blocks east. To save time and effort, you can take a SITP bus route heading east on Calle 127. You can also access the area by SITP via routes along Carrera Séptima.