Usaquén Flea Market

Loved this! Once you get to the end make a left and keep going this place is absolutely huge it just goes on and on. Also from one of the food vendors inside of this flea market we had Some absolutely wonderful Arepas and empanadas, I'm talking world class from a group of little ladies just selling them right there in the market! And right next door is the Santa Barbara Mall which is also huge!

Fun and festive street atmosphere! The walk is cool and there are plenty of places to stop to eat or grab a local snack. Sit in the park across from the church and have a relaxing time! Cheers!

One of my favorite places to visit in Bogota Some of the most beautiful hand made items I have ever found, beautiful street art and delicious food. Definitely a 'don't miss stop'

Lovely fleas market with lots of shops, busker, craft stall and fruit cart. Lots of dogs - wonderful Sunday vibes.

So many great, friendly vendors and authentic products to choose from! Highly recommend while in Bogota

Nice market with lot of stalls displaying traditional items There are good coffee shops if you want to have a rest

The Usaquèn Flea Market offered a delightful experience. In contrast to bustling markets elsewhere, like in Cartagena, where vendors can be overwhelming, the atmosphere here was inviting and accommodating. Vendors were genuinely helpful, allowing shoppers ample space to browse and purchase at their own pace, creating a relaxed ambiance. Moreover, the area felt secure, adding to the overall comfort. I highly recommend it for a leisurely Sunday spent exploring handcrafted treasures and sampling delicious cuisine. Don't miss the chance to explore the charming neighborhood as well!

A Wonderful Sunday Stroll: Mercado de las Pulgas de Usaquén The Usaquén Flea Market (Mercado de las Pulgas) in Bogotá is definitely a nice market to visit, especially if you're looking for a vibrant Sunday plan. Set amongst the charming colonial architecture and cobblestone streets of the Usaquén neighborhood, the atmosphere is lively and bustling. True to its name, you'll find a great variety of items to buy from. It's packed with stalls showcasing local talent and unique finds. Expect to see everything from handmade jewelry, traditional textiles, and leather goods to art, quirky antiques, and unique souvenirs. It's a fantastic place to find gifts or something special for yourself that reflects Colombian craftsmanship. Beyond the shopping, there's often live music or street performers adding to the festive vibe. You can also grab some delicious Colombian street food like empanadas or arepas from the vendors. Overall, it's a highly recommended experience for soaking up local culture, finding interesting items, and enjoying a lively atmosphere in one of Bogotá's prettiest neighborhoods. Just remember it typically runs on Sundays and holidays, and it's good to bring cash as not all vendors might accept cards