Museo Parque Central, Modern skyscraper in Central Bavaria Park, Bogota, Colombia.

Museo Parque Central is a modern building complex in Bogota featuring two connected towers of different heights. The shorter tower rises to approximately 92 meters (302 feet) across 26 floors, while the taller one extends to 185 meters (607 feet) spanning 44 floors.

Construction began in 2007 with the first tower completed in 2009, establishing the initial phase of the complex. The second tower was finished in 2017, marking the completion of the full development.

The complex is part of Parque Central Bavaria, next to the traditional Teusaquillo sector and the Centro Internacional. Its two towers, finished in 2009 and 2017, have been compared to Rogelio Salmona's Torres del Parque of 1970, a reference point for Bogota brick architecture.

The location near Calle 26 TransMilenio station provides convenient transit access to the area. Six elevators serve the towers, and the proximity to the International Trade Center helps with orientation and nearby services.

The 2017 tower's 185 metres make it the fifth tallest building in Bogota, the ninth in Colombia and the fifteenth in South America. The two towers share a name but differ in height, and the finished pair has been compared to Rogelio Salmona's Torres del Parque of 1970.