93 Park, Urban park in El Chicó district, Bogotá, Colombia.
The park spreads across several hectares at 2560 meters elevation, planted with rubber trees, palms, and open green areas. Access routes include Carreras 11 and 15, with restaurants, cafes, and shops lining the perimeter.
It emerged in 1979 as Bogotá expanded northward and opened officially in 1995 as part of urban development efforts. This timeline reflects how the city created new recreational spaces during its growth toward the northern neighborhoods.
The space draws people together for art displays, live music, and market events that define neighborhood gatherings throughout the year. These occasions shape how residents interact with their surroundings and connect with visitors from across the city.
Visitors benefit from multiple entry points and walking paths that allow exploration of different areas at a comfortable pace. Nearby food and beverage options mean refreshments are accessible without leaving the vicinity.
Colombia's first Starbucks location opened here in 2015 at the western edge, marking the arrival of this international coffee chain to the country. The establishment became a notable gathering point for those curious about the brand's entry into the Colombian market.
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