Usaquén
A leafy former colonial village in the north, at its best for the Sunday flea market and brunch.
Don't miss at Usaquén
- ◆ Sunday flea market
- ◆ Colonial plaza
- ◆ Brunch & boutiques
Insider tip
Sunday is the day — the flea market and street food fill the plaza.
Usaquén — visitor questions
What is Usaquén known for?
A leafy former colonial village in the north, at its best for the Sunday flea market and brunch. Highlights include: Sunday flea market; Colonial plaza; Brunch & boutiques.
Where is Usaquén?
Usaquén is in Usaquén, Bogotá — Usaquén, Bogotá.
Any tips for visiting Usaquén?
Sunday is the day — the flea market and street food fill the plaza.
Can Chauffyr take me to Usaquén?
Yes — Chauffyr provides a private, fixed-price chauffeur to Usaquén and between every stop on your Bogotá itinerary, with no parking or driving to worry about.
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