Usaquén is the number one area of the Capital District of Bogota. It is located north of the city.
The town is divided into nine Usaquén UPZ (Zonal Planning Units). In turn, these units are divided into districts, as here (some districts share UPZ):*Paseo de Los Libertadores: Canaima, La Floresta de La Sabana and Torchia.*Verbenal: Altos de Serrezuela, Balcones de Vista Hermosa, North Balmoral, Buenavista, Chaparral, El Codito, El Refugio de San Antonio, El Verbenal, Horizontes, La Estrellita, La Frontera, The Llanurita, Los Consuelos, arrowroot, Maturin, Medellín, Mirador del Norte, Nuevo Horizonte, San Antonio North, Santandersito, Tibabita, Viña del Mar.
*The Uribe: Forest San Antonio, Conjunto Camino del Palmar, El Pite, The Fold, La Cita, North La Granja, La Uribe, Los Naranjos, San Juan Bosco, Urbanización Los Laureles.
*San Cristobal Norte: Ainsuca, Altablanca, Canyon, California, North Hill, Danube, Don Bosco, La Perla Oriental, Las Areneras, Milan (Canyon), North Prairie, North San Cristobal, San Cristobal Norte upper, lower San Cristobal Norte , Santa Teresa, Soratama, Torcoroma, Villa Nydia, Villa Oliva.
*Toberín: The Toberín, Babylon, Darandelos, North Star, Guanoa, North Garden, La Liberia, the North Meadow, The Orchids, Pantanito, Santa Monica, Villa Magdala, Villas de Aranjuez, Mediterranean Villas, Zaragoza.*Cedars: Acacias, Antigua, Belmira, Forest Pines, Caobos Salazar, Capri, Cedritos, Cedro Bolivar, Cedar Golf, Madeira Cedro, Cedro Narváez, Cedar Salazar, El Contador, El Rincon de Las Margaritas, La Sonora, Las Margaritas, Lisbon, The Cedars, The Cedars East Montearroyo, New Highway, New Country, Sierras del Moral.
*Usaquén: Bella Switzerland, Bellavista, Forest Medina, El Pañuelito, El Pedregal, I Escuelle Cavalry, Infantry School, Francisco Miranda, Geneva, La Esperanza, La Glorieta, Las Delicias del Carmen, Sacred Heart, San Gabriel, Santa Ana, West Santa Ana, Santa Barbara High, Santa Barbara Eastern Unicerros, Usaquén.* Country Club: Country Club, La Calleja, La Carolina, crystallinity, Country Meadows, Bend Country, Santa Coloma, Soatama, Toledo, Torres del Country, the Country Vergel.*Santa Barbara: Santa Barbara West, Campo Alegre, North Mills, Multicentre, Navarra, Rincon del Chico, San Patricio, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara Central, Santa Bibiana, Santa Paula.
LimitsNorth: Road 240 to the town of Chia (Cundinamarca).South Street 100, with the town of Chapinero.East: Eastern Hills with the municipality of La Calera (Cundinamarca).West: Highway North to the locality of Suba.
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There are 17 districts: Restrepo,Restrepo West Policarpa Salavarrieta, Villa Mayor, Fifth of November, Eduardo Frei, San Antonio, Caracas, Berne City, Garden City, La Fragua, La Fraguita, The Horton, Santander, Santander Sur Seine, Sevilla , Luna Park.
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Usaquén is the number one area of the Capital District of Bogota. It is located north of the city.
*Toberín: The Toberín, Babylon, Darandelos, North Star, Guanoa, North Garden, La Liberia, the North Meadow, The Orchids, Pantanito, Santa Monica, Villa Magdala, Villas de Aranjuez, Mediterranean Villas, Zaragoza.*Cedars: Acacias, Antigua, Belmira, Forest Pines, Caobos Salazar, Capri, Cedritos, Cedro Bolivar, Cedar Golf, Madeira Cedro, Cedro Narváez, Cedar Salazar, El Contador, El Rincon de Las Margaritas, La Sonora, Las Margaritas, Lisbon, The Cedars, The Cedars East Montearroyo, New Highway, New Country, Sierras del Moral.
Created in 1981 with the premiere of "The Hostage", the National Theatre Foundation Tour arises actress Fanny Mikey. Since then, work on the production, promotion and dissemination of theatrical activity in Colombia. His work has achieved stable and permanent recognition of all types of audiences. Today it has three chambers: the National Theatre Fanny Mikey, the Teatro Nacional La Castellana, La Casa del Teatro Nacional, each with specific objectives within a different educational and training program. Although its extensive program also welcomes other venues throughout the city as streets, parks, sports centers, theaters, arenas, Palacio de los Deportes, Plaza de Toros, Corferias Millennium Hall and the Estadio El Campin.In its history have produced 134 works, including classical theater, contemporary dance, theater, musicals, children's theater and street theater. And they have promoted about 132 national and 65 international companies in the area of theater. With national tours have visited our productions to the most remote places of our country, and we have represented in various international festivals and seasons have been made in neighboring countries. They have even reaching millions of Colombians through television.
Colombia has also presented at major international shows and has promoted artists of all kinds at national level. Prom night, unplugged concerts, nights of the word, exhibitions and lectures have had as special guest dancers, writers, bands, storytellers, photographers and other artists. Its Continuing Education Program has conducted workshops and courses with leading international and national teachers.
In 1952, four years after the death of a leading liberal, and politically motivated with national security implications, the President Laureano Gomez ordered the demolition of the Municipal Theatre.The Theatre Colombia, a room dedicated to the wonders of cinema opened on June 20, 1940, was the perfect setting to revive the spirit of the old Municipal Theatre. In 1971 the District acquired the Theatre Colombia and the March 8, 1973 was reopened and named current: Teatro Municipal Jorge Eliecer Gaitan.Because the theater since its construction was designed for films, quickly began to be problems for the presentation of live performances. Closures and renovations were ongoing for several years, until 1988, thanks to support from the Japanese government renewed the infrastructure of the theater and was equipped with modern lighting and sound equipment.
In 2000, after a complete renovation of the hall, the theater became the Teatro Municipal Cultural Center Jorge Eliecer Gaitan and from that year is available to citizens, in addition to the Main Hall, the Alley and Exhibitions Teatrino, alternative spaces for the exhibition of photographic work and to carry out special programs, all free of charge.Beginning January 2008, the Bogota Philharmonic Orchestra is one of his administration and programming responsibilities of five venues in the city, which, from their different profiles are part of an important infrastructure of cultural facilities at . Within these scenarios has the Teatro Municipal Jorge Eliecer Gaitan, whose schedule will take into account criteria of social inclusion and cultural rights guaranteed to all inhabitants of the city.
This unique team began the work in January 1886 with the objective of delivering to the nation's capital National Theatre. Were 6 years of work and effort. The Theatre was built in an area of 2,400 square meters. His style is Neoclassical Doric facade, carved stone, with three parts separated by two stone ledges also.
Ciudad Salitre is one of the most famous of Bogota, distributed in the towns of Fontibón (Ciudad Salitre West) and Teusaquillo (Ciudad Salitre Oriental).
