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mercado de las pulgas de usaquen

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  • mercado de las pulgas de usaquen
    Popular flea market held Sundays in the town square of a residential...
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    • Micheljane 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      We spent our first full day in Bogota visiting this market. It is whimsical and fun. The day that we visited the day was warm and sunny and so many people were out enjoying the lovely day. It was fun to cruise through look at the items for sale, watch people, listen to music and just enjoy the afternoon. A taxi ride from Central Bogota was just 20,000 pesos or about $8.00 for a 20-30 minute drive. We had lunch is a small family run restaurant and just enjoyed the atmosphere and the gaiety of the event. We did buy a couple of items that we did not see elsewhere while in Colombia.
    • Cigano-Gitano 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      This is a fun place to visit on a pleasant weekend day. It is just outside of the Hacienda Santa Barbara shopping center, is neat, clean and well-ordered. Sale goods are typical of tourist flea markets, but souvenirs are nice enough to take home.It is not too big, so you can still through it in a few minutes, or take your time and spend an hour.
    • 956ellenm 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      The flea market is fun for people watching and music. But on your way in is a small house that opens up and sells empanadas. Don't miss these!
    • 455kathleena 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      We came hoping to see cool, unique products from local artisans, but it ended up being booth after booth of seemingly mass produced products that just weren't that nice. If we had known, we probably would have skipped the flea market. That said, Usaquen is a really cool neighborhood and well worth exploring one day. Lots of great restaurants and we saw some galleries and shops too!
    • Rumples 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      We found this well run flea market in the village of Usaquen to be worth visiting. Though the market is usually open only on Sundays, we went on a Monday holiday when it also operated. The stalls sell everything from jewelry to woven goods and many items are small enough to fit in suitcases as gifts for the folks back home. Though food is sold at the market, there are many nice places to dine in the area. I recommend checking out the menus at some of the nearby restaurants.For those who want to do more shopping, the upscale Hacienda Santa Barbara is close-by. But beware. That mall reminds me of a maze and it is easy to get lost in its halls.
    • GabyBBB 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      I am usually bored in flee markets, but I have to admit that this one was pretty nice. The whole area is full of live and good energy (besides food and people) and you can find many different things from stand to stand. I do encourage you to try out some of the food, it is quite special.If you go to usaquen, you better go when this market is open so you can have a proper Colombian experience
    • BCNTravellers 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      If it happens to be a sunday in bogota you cannot miss the usaquen flea market. Arts, craft, food in a very safe and pictoresque neighbourhood in bogotá. Buy and negociate, talk to the people there. Nice experience.
    • Wings415 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      This is a very clean, well organized market. There are many vendors with a lot to offer if you are looking for small (carry in your suitcase), moderately-priced gifts. Hand-tooled leather - especially purses, wallets, belts and wristbands. Jewelry, coffee, glasswork, miniature figurines, soft sculpture, painted wood objects, woven items, kitchenware, food... The list goes on. I found a number of unique gifts to bring to my family. I am really glad I had a friend with me to do the bargaining.
    • viking_ch 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      The cute semi colonial village of Usaquen hosts a nice little street market on Sunday mornings. Perfect in combination with brunch or lunch in one of the many nice restaurants around the market and main square.
    • nancybY5517PV 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Whether it's alpaca shawls, beaded necklaces, CDs of local salsa kings or T-shirts, the flea market is a go-to place on a Sunday afternoon. There are plenty of opportunities for people watching and street performers play, food concessionaires are out in force and you can sample the best roasted corn or sweets. It's pure Colombian fun and a good place to pick up gifts for home at a reasonably price. The actual "flea market" is a location above a parking lot and while there are some nice booths there, you'll find many more a few blocks away not far from the historic Usaquen church. Several blocks of stalls filled with various artists work -- some handmade and some manufactured. This flea market is not what you might expect from a U.S. flea market. It's arts and crafts, food and a few antiques. No junk. It's all good fun and there are lots of places to eat on the street south between the stalls and the Hacienda Santa Barbara, a very upscale shopping center with fountains and open courtyards.
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