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Perfect Sunday: Ciclovía and Usaquén Sunday, from 8am · the Ciclovía closes at 2pm Ciclovía + brunch + the Usaquén flea market — a Sunday plan that is very hard to beat. The city shines brightest from Saturday night through Sunday at 2pm.
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Mountains up, north to the left — the way a Bogotano navigates. Drag to move around. · Map data © OpenStreetMap The stops · Cycle or run up the Ciclovía on Carrera 7 — the road is yours until 2pm
1 Brunch — or Tropicalia in Quinta Camacho “Founded during COVID by a pastry chef from Leo, the fanciest restaurant in the city, and grown into a real neighbourhood spot — in an unassuming house that is bigger on the inside than it looks from the outside. High-quality breads, but also very high-quality brunch and lunch dishes.”
2 The Sunday market “A huge artisan market every Sunday in a lovely neighbourhood that was its own town until Bogotá swallowed it. Ciclovía + brunch + the Usaquén flea market is a Sunday plan that is very hard to beat.”
3 Coffee “Probably the most impressive location for a coffee shop in Bogotá. Beautifully set up, indoor-outdoor, very verdant, with a lot of plants. You see the roasting, and the coffee is high quality — you can't go wrong.”
4 A long afternoon lunch — or La Mar, the cebichería 5 If you're not too tired: a movie ← Back to the guide All plans →