In the neighborhood of La Candelaria in Downtown Bogota, lies the square of "Chorro de Quevedo." It is one of the best preserved historic centers in Latin America. It is the ideal spot for locals, tourists, and college students to relax after a long day. Small rocky pathways take you to the center of the plaza which is surrounded by cafes and bars. These contribute to the nightlife in Bogota. Locals and tourists can enjoy the high-vibe atmosphere surrounded by all types of rhythms from hard rock to reggaeton.

After passing through the pathways and a variety of venues, you reach the center square or plaza of the "Chorro de Quevedo" which features a Bohemian lifestyle along with coffee shops and bars that serve wine, canelazo (coffee with aguardiente) and mojitos. During the weekends, "Chorro de Quevedo" is the meeting place for hippies who sell their handmade jewelry and artifacts. This is a great attraction in Bogota.

Location: 13th Street with Cra. 2