Top Parks in Capital District of Colombia

My advice is to check out the art installations scattered throughout the park. They’re often overlooked but add a unique cultural touch to your visit.

If you're into art, I suggest wandering around the park to find the local artists. They sell some unique pieces at reasonable prices – perfect for souvenirs!

Don't forget to check out the little flea market stalls that pop up sometimes. They often offer unique handmade souvenirs at good prices!

One thing I learned is to bring snacks and water. There are some vendors, but they can be pricey for what you get. Pack your own stuff to save some bucks.

I recommend checking out the nearby cafes before you go into the park. They're a bit hidden but you'll find some gems with great coffee and reasonable prices just a block or two away

My advice is to bring a good pair of walking shoes. The paths can be uneven, and you'll want to explore all the nooks and crannies without discomfort.

Check out the local vendors outside the park – they often sell delicious snacks for way less than at the park itself. I loved the empanadas I found!

I recommend visiting during the week if you can. It was much less crowded then, and I got some great photos without too many people in the background