CULTURAL PLACES…

COLOMBIABOGOTA

SUBA

If you do not have any idea about

what can you do? Look for your

friends and go to take a walk

around our Suba town

This is a guide of tourism

about Suba town,

where you can find

many special places…

Suba in Muisca language is

“Zhuba” that means my face

or my grain, Chibcha

languge “Sua” that means sun and “Sia” that means water.

Suba was founded in 1550 by Antonio Diaz and Hernan Vanegas.

Today is the 11 town of Bogota

it is located in the

northwest of the city

HISTORICAL PLACES

SUBA CENTRAL SQUARE:

Suba, has had many faces:

green, brown, grey…

There are many old, beautiful and interesting houses in

Suba like: The “Lorena”, “Casona

Lombardia” and “Conejera”

MIRADOR DE LOS NEVADOS PARK:It is located close

to the Suba Square.

There, you can enjoy of romantic

evenings and look at the top of

some snow mountains like the “Ruiz snow

mountain”

CULTURAL HOUSES:

If you like the music, go to dance or the

cinema, you can find there many expressions like:

the rock, rap, dance and cine-

art

ALTO DE LA VIRGEN:This is a

procession place to visit every

year.For the youngs, this is a curious place, where you are invited to discover figures, forms and memories

MONUMENTS

But, If you are interested in Visual Arts

Suba has many beautiful works

 The pieces of art in Suba

have a special touch

In” El alto de Suba” you will find some piece of art

like:“Encuentro de dos

mundos”Author: Convergencia

Artistica

“Memoria Visual De Suba”

or Suba Visual Memories

Author: Guillermo Arriaga

“Sinopsis Histórica de Suba y Flora y Fauna

del municipio de suba”Author: Manuel

Bohorquez and Family

“Estampa Muisca”It has special shine and colors that talk

about the ancestor of our Suba town

CHURCH

“LA INMACULADA CONCEPCION” SUBA CHURCH

Address: Cr 90 # 143-40, D.C.

Telephone: (57) (1) 6922593

It is a touristic place located in the suba square

“FRANCISCO JOSE DE CALDAS”

LIBRARY

Address:Carrera 92 # 146 C - 24Telephone:686 13 04 - 682 42 71Timetable: Monday: from 2:00 pm to 8:00 pmTuesday to Saturday From 8:00 am to 8:00 pmSunday 9:30 am -5:30 pm

-Vanessa Carranza

-Carol Pedroza-Lina Medina -Viviana Rios -Yury Sanchez

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