People enjoy Bogotá's Ciclovía, one of the city's most iconic urban spaces, where sport, sustainable mobility, and recreation converge amidst wide corridors surrounded by nature. An adult and a child cycle through the streets of Bogotá during the Ciclovía at night, an experience that combines sport, family, and urban life under the city lights. A cyclist enjoys Bogotá's traditional Ciclovía, a space that brings together families, athletes, and citizens around sustainable mobility and the enjoyment of public space. People ride through the illuminated streets of Bogotá during the Ciclovía at night, an event that transforms the city into a space for meeting, sport, and urban enjoyment under the glow of its skyscrapers.
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Discover the vibrant city of Bogotá in a unique way by exploring its famous Ciclovía, the world's largest linear park. This fascinating 127.69-kilometer circuit interconnects the city's main thoroughfares, giving you the opportunity to discover the capital at your own pace while enjoying its culture and landscapes. 

The Ciclovía, established in 1974, attracts between 1.5 and 2 million people each week who take advantage of this opportunity to improve their physical and mental health and enjoy a fun and safe way to get around the city.

The Ciclovía is not only a space for exercising by bicycle, skates, or on foot, but also a place that promotes community and connection with nature. 

This exciting and healthy activity takes place every Sunday and holiday, from 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., where families, friends, and people of all ages come together to enjoy the fresh air and exercise.

Nighttime Ciclovía
And if you're looking for an even more special experience, don't miss the Nighttime Ciclovía. Several times a year, the city's main streets are illuminated so you can enjoy Bogotá under the stars. This is a magical event that allows you to explore the city in the middle of the night, surrounded by lights, music, and cultural activities. 

It's the best way to experience Bogotá's energy outdoors, day or night!

You can visit the Ciclovía map here, on the IDRD website: www.idrd.gov.co/ciclovia/mapa-de-la-ciclovia

📍 How to get there

Head to the most important corridors such as Carrera Séptima, Calle 26, Avenida Boyacá or Avenida Guayacanes.