Mercado de las pulgas

Mercado de las Pulgas (Flea Market) in Bogotá is a bustling weekend market held in the Usaquén district, centered around Carrera 5 and Calle 119. It's a treasure trove of antiques, vintage items, handmade crafts, and Colombian art. Visitors can browse stalls selling everything from old coins and vinyl records to colorful textiles and pottery. The market also features food vendors offering arepas, empanadas, and fresh fruit juices. The atmosphere is lively, with street musicians and artists adding to the charm. With a 4.5-star rating from over 430 reviews, it's a popular spot for both locals and tourists seeking unique souvenirs and a taste of Bogotá's culture.

Nicht verpassen

• Hunt for vintage Colombian jewelry and pre-Columbian replicas
• Sample local street food like chorizo and obleas
• Browse handmade crafts including mochilas bags and pottery
• Listen to live Colombian folk music performances
• Explore the colonial architecture of Usaquén's main square

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• Bring small bills and coins; bargaining is expected, so start with a lower offer.
• Wear sunscreen and a hat; the market is mostly outdoors.
• Keep your belongings secure in crowds; pickpocketing can occur.
• Knowing basic Spanish phrases helps with bargaining and food orders.

Ein Stück Geschichte

The Usaquén flea market began decades ago as a small gathering of antique sellers and has grown into one of Bogotá's most beloved weekend traditions. The area itself, Usaquén, was once a separate town with colonial roots, now incorporated into the city.