Landmark
Teusaquillo
Teusaquillo, Bogotá, Bogota
Leafy early-twentieth-century district of English-style villas around a tree-lined pedestrian promenade.
This guide to Teusaquillo in Bogotá traces the neighborhood back to a lagoon near where El Campín stadium now stands, kept as a private retreat by Tisquesusa, the Muisca zipa who ruled from nearby Funza. Spanish colonists later turned the site into a cattle hacienda. In the 1920s, Bogotá's elite built street after street of English-style villas here, reviving a Muisca phrase for the ruler's old enclosure to name the new district.
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