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Bogotá is a city where urban life is nourished by the experience of inhabiting its public spaces. The urban planning of most colonial Latin American cities is structured around a foundational plaza; in the case of Bogotá, the urban grid is guided by *carreras* running north-south and *calles* running east-west. Over time, key recreational areas have established themselves across the urban landscape, gaining prominent significance within the city.
Whether visiting Bogotá as your main destination or simply passing through on your way to Colombia's countless tourist spots, you will likely find several of the public spaces listed below on your itinerary. Ranging from strikingly colonial architecture to Rogelio Salmona's masterful, versatile use of brick, these spaces define the character of the urban experience in the Colombian capital.

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