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Bogota Nightlife

Bogota Beer Company on Calle 85, La Zona RosaLa Zona Rosa stretches for several blocks centred around Calle 82 with Carrera 13 and contains an ever-increasing number of trendy bars and restaurants. If you have a large wad of pesos and a desire to be seen with the 'in-crowd' this is the place for you. There are a number of British/Irish style pubs serving decent beer including the dark, bitter stuff (lovely!). Bogota Beer Company (known in ex-pat circles as the BBC) is the most well known with various locations around the north of the city, but similar places are constantly popping up. There are a number of nightclubs in the area aswell. Just take a wander around, get chatting to the locals and see where the night takes you.

Parque 93 is, as the name suggests, a park at the junction of Calle 93A and between Carreras 11A and 13 which rivals La Zona Rosa in terms of variety of establishments, cost and flashiness. The park in the centre of all the merriment is attractive and frequently decorated with various lights and other bits and pieces dangled from its trees. A similar range of places can be found as in La Zona Rosa, bars, pubs, restaurants, nightclubs etc.

Usaquen is a great place to go in the evening for a quiet drink or romantic first date.

La Candelaria also contains some great nightlife spots, especially if you're looking for something a bit more studenty or bohemian. There are some good places around the intersection of Carrera 4 with Calle 15, near Parque de los Periodistas which the Transmilenio crosses on its way up to the Las Aguas station. My personal recommendation is Cafe Escobar Rosas which contains a cozy basement popular with students.




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