View of a typical suburb in the district of Barrios Unidos. The suburb lies within a level two estrato. Consequently, the neighborhood is relatively poor by western standards. Colombia has six estratos defining economic and social classes. Level one is the lowest and defines destitution while level six is wealthy and is similar to upper class in first world nations. Level five is comparable to middle class in the western world.
Pictured is the Santamaría Bullring and nearby Park Towers in Bogota, circa 2009. The bullring is still used for...
Looking up at some high-rise apartments in the CBD. Apartments. Bogota is a city full of apartments and the...
Looking at a commercial building in Chapinero, Bogota. Chapinero is situated in the northern part of the city. It...
View of Bolivar Square in the Colombian city of Bogota. Palacio de Justicia Bogota and Primate Cathedral are in...
Rosales is a neighborhood located in the northwestern part of Bogotá, Colombia. It is considered one of the most...
Looking at south Bogota in Colombia from the central business district, (circa 2002). See the same photo seven years...
View of a hillside barrio in the Colombian city of Bogota. Millions of people here cannot afford a home,...
Another stately home in the suburb of La Merced in Bogota, Colombia. Houses here were built by the company...
