The 5 Best Markets In Bogotá, Colombia
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Bogotá, with its many fantastic restaurants, bars, and museums, will keep any traveler busy. We suggest you add yet another activity to your Bogotá to-do list – you’ve got to check out some of the amazing markets that the capital offers. We’ve listed five of the best.
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1. Usaquen Market
Market
Usaquen market comes under the category of flea market, but as they go, this is altogether a fancy affair. Set up in the north of the city in a very picturesque and pretty barrio, stalls at this market sell arts, crafts, jewelry, and clothing. While it might be more expensive than other markets, here you’re also paying for the overall experience which makes for a great day out.
Opening hours: Sundays and Holidays from 9am to 5pm
Opening hours: Sundays and Holidays from 9am to 5pm
Las Aguas flea market
Las Aguas flea market in La Candelaria is a flea market proper, held in a car park and home to around 80 stalls. Here you’ll find a whole range of things, from old furniture to CD’s and vinyls. Be ready to get your bartering hat on as this is the place to snap up some real bargains, just make sure you practice your Spanish first.
Opening hours: Sunday 10am to 3pm
Address: Carrera 3 # 17-2 Bogotá, Colombia, inside the car park