Explore the Cultural Heart of Bogotá: The Museum Experience

Getting There

• TransMilenio Bus

  From Usaquén, you can take the TransMilenio bus to reach various parts of Bogotá. First, walk to the nearest TransMilenio station, which is typically around 10-15 minutes away from Usaquén, depending on your exact location. Once at the station, purchase a 'Tarjeta TuLlave' card at the kiosk (cost: approx. 5,000 COP) and load it with the fare (approx. 2,400 COP per trip). From here, you can board a bus towards the 'Héroes' or 'El Dorado' stations, transferring as necessary based on your final destination.

• Local Bus

  You can also take a local bus from Usaquén. Look for the buses that are marked with 'Usaquén' or 'Chapinero'. These buses typically run every 10-15 minutes. Ensure you have small change for the fare (around 2,000 COP). Ask the driver to let you know when you reach your stop, or use a map app to track your location.

• Bicycle

  If you're feeling adventurous, renting a bicycle can be a great way to explore Usaquén and its surroundings. You can find rental shops in the area that charge around 15,000-20,000 COP per hour. Use bike lanes and paths for safer travel. Navigate towards Parque de Usaquén or the nearby markets for a scenic ride.

• Walking

  Usaquén is a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood. If your destination is within walking distance, enjoy a leisurely stroll through the streets. Be sure to check a map or use a navigation app to guide you. Look for landmarks like the Usaquén market or the Iglesia de Santa Barbara as reference points.

• Taxi or Rideshare

  For convenience, you can also use a taxi or rideshare service like Uber or Beat. Simply request a ride through the app, and provide your destination details. The cost will vary based on distance but expect to pay around 10,000-20,000 COP for short rides within Usaquén.