每周日，波哥大街道变身为市民的乐园
Every Sunday at 7 a.m., the roar of traffic on Bogotá’s main avenues is replaced by a softer symphony—the whir of bicycle wheels, laughter, and the chatter of families. For seven hours, over a hundred kilometers of asphalt become a sprawling pedestrian paradise known as the Ciclovía.
Young parents push strollers alongside elderly couples in their walking shoes, while serious cyclists zoom past on shiny road bikes. Street vendors set up stalls selling fresh-squeezed orange juice and arepas, and amateur aerobics instructors lead free classes in public plazas. It feels less like an exercise program and more like a moving festival that invites everyone, regardless of income or background.
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