Place · Zona T and Chapinero
Parque de la 93
A small, well-kept park ringed by restaurants and offices: a green pause between Zona T meals, not a destination on its own.
Key facts
- Time on site
- 25–40 min
- p95 60 min
- Price
- Free
- adult, 2026 estimate
- Hours
- unknown
- Best time
- unknown
- 28″ bags
- Yes
- Zona T and Chapinero: ok
- Getting there
- Calle 93 at Carrera 13, Zona Rosa
- A green pause in Zona Rosa
- Restaurant-ringed square
- Free entry
- Crowded at peak
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Plan
Open now, what it costs, what to know, how long it takes
Go now?
hours and prices: check on the day- Open
- Hours not on file: check the official site.
- Crowds
- MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
Quietest Mon–Thu · busiest Fri–Sun · desk estimate
- Tickets
- Adult: Free
- Time to spend
- 25–40 min · up to 60 min if you linger
Know before you go
- The park itself is small — a lawn, fountain and mature trees — and is really an anchor for the restaurant and office district around it, not a long stop.
- Occasional free concerts and pop-up markets are held here; check listings for your dates.
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Time on site
Minimum
15min
Worthwhile
25min
Typical
40min
p95
60min
An open public park with no entry hours.
Tickets & entry
- Where to buy
- No ticket needed.
Inside, in order
A short walk or bench sit between restaurant bookings or an Usaquén-to-Zona T afternoon
In the park
- Toilets and water
- No facilities in the park itself; cafés, restaurants and toilets line every side of the square.
- Kids and playgrounds
- The easiest stroller stretch of any cluster covered here — flat paths and a lawn.
- Events and seasonal blooms
- Occasional free concerts and pop-up markets are held here; check listings for your dates.
- Lunchtime office crowds on weekdays; families and events on weekends; check for scheduled concerts or markets.
- After dark
- Keep bags in front of you in the evening crowds around the restaurant edges.
On the ground
Getting in, crowds, and where to go if it does not work
Getting in
- Stop
- Calle 93 at Carrera 13, Zona Rosa
- Exit
- —
- Ticket
- free · official site
- Stairs
- none of note
- Shoes
- unknown
Crowds and switching
- Crowd clock
- Lunchtime office crowds on weekdays; families and events on weekends; check for scheduled concerts or markets.
- Sensory load
- 4/5
- Exposure
- high
Bailouts
rain
Café on Calle 82
heat
Mall food court (AC)
Nearest rescue anchor: C — Café on Calle 82 (field-verify)
Step-free check
- Step-free entrance: yes · yesnone of note
- Accessible toilet: check · check
Flat, paved paths; the smoothest of the four cluster centres for wheels.
Combine with
Walk the Zona T and Chapinero area · the cluster page has the walking order, rescue stops and after-dark notes
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- The fountain with the surrounding glass office towers behind it.
Red lines
- Keep bags in front of you in the evening crowds around the restaurant edges.
More on the groundFacilities · Who it suits · Skip it if
Facilities on site
| What | Status | Where / note |
|---|---|---|
| No facilities in the park itself; cafés, restaurants and toilets line every side of the square. |
Who it suits
| Traveler | Fit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A short outdoor break in a restaurant-heavy district | good | — |
| Families wanting a flat, open space before or after a meal | good | — |
Skip it if
- You are short on time — the surrounding restaurants are the actual draw, not the park.
Deep dive
Questions, what is nearby, photos and sources
Questions and answers
Is there anything to actually see here?
Not much beyond a fountain and lawns — it is a meeting point and a green pause, not a sight. The restaurants around it are the reason to come.
Checked 2026-09-28 · Voykit desk
Nearby
Straight-line distance; walk time adds 30% for streets.