A guide to Teusaquillo in Bogota, Colombia
The homes in this traditional and historic sector, located near the city center, stand out for their spaciousness and lush gardens. Jewish, Lebanese, Turkish and German migrants who fled World War II lived here for many years, alongside political personalities and the Bogota elite; famous artists, as well as students and foreigners, live in these houses today. Teusaquillo is an artsy district, with a strong theater tradition.
Meet Alexandra Correa
Alexandra Correa is a journalist from Bogota. After university, she lived for a time in the United States, Spain and Germany before returning home to continue her career writing. In her spare time, she likes to explore all the regions of Colombia, especially the Caribbean coast, and try new restaurants. She loves cats, empanadas and coffee.
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