Usaquén Flea Market

Bogotá

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Usaquén Flea Market

Every weekend, the sweet little village of Usaquén on the city's edge hosts a flea market. So many beautiful things to decorate your house or to gift to friends back home: blankets, ponchos, pictures, jewellery, antique kitchen stuff, purses, personalised leather bags and famous Colombian mochilas — the list goes on and on. Cash is king. The flea market is a major attraction for tourists and locals. Numerous cafes and restaurants have sprung up in the area, serving traditional Colombian dishes as well as international cuisine.

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addressMercado de las Pulgas de Usaquén, Calle 119 & Carrera 6a, Bogotá
openingHoursSat, Sun & festive days 9am–5:30pm
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