Cedritos
Suits families who want a straightforwardly residential part of the north with flats and local services close by.
Bogota's residential character shifts as you move north. The historic centre holds La Candelaria's colonial streets and La Macarena's galleries and hillside blocks, while Teusaquillo mixes Tudor-style houses with universities and green boulevards. Further north the city turns polished and corporate around Chico, Parque 93 and Zona T, with Usaquen keeping a village plaza and Cedritos and Salitre serving everyday residential and office life.
Open Bogota on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits families who want a straightforwardly residential part of the north with flats and local services close by.
Fits people who want galleries and a strong food scene on their doorstep and do not mind hillside streets.
For residents who like a colonial plaza and a Sunday flea market within a city setting.
Works for people employed in the modern corporate corridor or travelling often, with parks and malls on the airport side of the city.
Colonial old town · Museums & street art · Historic heart
Bohemian food scene · Galleries · Hillside character
Tudor-style houses · Universities · Green boulevards
Gourmet blocks · Diverse & central · Bogota's connector
Nightlife & shopping triangle · Rooftops · Weekend magnet
Upscale north · Museo del Chico park · Corporate & calm
Restaurant park square · Business lunches · Polished
Colonial plaza & Sunday flea market · Village in the city
Modern corporate corridor · Parks & malls · Airport side
Residential north · Good value flats · Family services