93 Park

Parque de la 93 (commonly called 93 Park) is a small urban park in northern Bogotá, Colombia, located in the city’s Zona Rosa entertainment and commercial district. It functions as a focal point for dining, nightlife and small public events.

The park is surrounded on all sides by restaurants, bars, hotels and offices, and it is commonly used as a meeting point for dining and nightlife. Its open lawns and paved plazas host occasional markets, live music and seasonal lighting displays that draw local crowds. The green space is relatively compact and is primarily valued for its location and nearby commercial offerings rather than its size.

The park developed as part of the commercial growth of Bogotá’s north side and the Zona Rosa district; over time the area around it became one of the city’s main dining and nightlife concentrations. Management has focused on maintaining the park as a public urban square and event venue.

Positioned in northern Bogotá, the park sits in a dense commercial neighbourhood of Chapinero/Usaquén-adjacent streets, within the area commonly referred to as Zona Rosa and a short taxi ride from Bogotá’s main business districts.

• Location and surroundings: Sits in Bogotá's northside commercial and nightlife district known as Zona Rosa, with many restaurants, bars and shops directly around the park.
• Best time to visit: Evenings and weekends are the busiest times, when nearby terraces and bars fill; small public events and markets are held on the park's open lawns.