Not many hostels in Bogota have on-site bars, happy hours, and drinking games. Although the city has plenty of social spots perfect for parting and meeting new people, party hostels in Bogota are more chilled and relaxed places with a laid back atmosphere.
The main party area of Bogota is definitely Zona T (aka Zona Rosa). Its atmosphere is very unique. All of the best nightclubs, bars, cafes and other kinds of entertainment are located there. It even has some gay clubs. In spite of the fact that it can get crazy, it is pretty safe to stay there.
Bogota is a paradise for party-goers, young and the young at heart people. The city has one of the most exciting and diverse nightlife scenes in Latin America. Locals and travellers can enjoy numerous places with rumba, reggaeton, salsa, bachata, or latest R&B and pop hits.
Bogota has lots of party districts, more than most of the cities in this part of the world. Some of them are lined up next to each other, while the others are a bit out of the city centre zone. Luckily, the taxi ride in Bogota is very cheap so you should not have any problems parting in more than one district.
A historical area where all first comers should start their journey. Charming streets and beautiful buildings are hosting fantastic local bars and restaurants, with great traditional music and food. There are also numerous bars and clubs where you can dance the night out.
The epicentre of the clubbing scene in the area is famous The End club. Open until late night hours, the club is hosting the world's most famous DJs on weekends. Quiebracanto is a vibrant salsa bar, well known for amazing parties on Wednesdays.
Probably the hottest party neighbourhood in Bogota, this is the place where you want to be on weekends. Numerous salsa and rumba bars, along with the wild nightclubs, are welcoming thousands of students and party maniacs from all over the world.
Casa De La Cerveza is a perfect place to start the adventure. This great pub offers more than a hundred different beers, super tasty food, and daily happy hours.
Park of the 93 is the most extravagant area in the city, with trendy bars and restaurants at every corner. Drinks and food are more expensive compared to the other party zones in Bogota.
El Salto Del Angel is the most popular club, where local celebrities can be spotted. Latin American music is on the menu, along with the best cocktails in the city. Another very popular club but with different music atmosphere is amazing LOV club. Electronic music by local and international DJs, stunning lighting and sound systems are a guarantee for the hottest atmosphere in the city.
Dress code in Bogota is simple - wear whatever makes you feel good. Dresses and skirts are always a good choice for ladies, while men usually wear trousers and shirts. Sportswear is not preferred in most of the places, although no one’s going to kick you out of the bar if you wear your favourite shorts.
The minimum age for entering the club is 18 years, although there are some more exclusive places with a minimum age of 21. Bars and pubs are the easy-going ones, with the very rare to no ID checks.
