Marly, Bogotá
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Marly is a neighbourhood in the locality of Chapinero in Bogotá, Colombia[1]
History
The community of Marly was founded in 1903, when a big house named Casaquinta de Marly was sold to a doctor named Carlos Esguerra in the neighborhood of Chapinero, He transformed it into a clinic, one of first modern private clinics of the city and country, associating with Drs. Manuel M. Lobo, Manuel Cantillo, Rafael Ucrós, Luis Felipe Calderón, Miguel Rueda, Rafael Rocha, Juan David Herrera, José María Lombana Barreneche, Julio Z. Torres y Pompilio Martínez.[2]
The area where the clinic was became known as Marly, so the Mayor of Bogotá decided to formally name the barrio Marly, and it became a part of the locality number 2 of the City of Bogotá.
Location
Marly's borders Bogotá's downtown Centro Internacional de Bogotá to the south, and Central and North Chapinero to the north, including Zona G, the gourmet zone of the city where there are exclusive restaurants, including one of the best in Latin America,[3] Zona T also borders to the north, with luxury commercial areas including boutiques bars and nightlife.
To the east is
To the west is West Chapinero and Palermo, known for the best sports and events. The
Economy and culture
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Marly is known in Bogotá for having the most important hospitals of the city, including the Clinica de Marly[4] and the Hospital Militar.
It is a wealthy neighbourhood, between the Avenida Caracas and the Avenida Alberto Lleras Camargo or La Septima.
Parks and open space
Marly does not have parks or open spaces inside its neighborhood but nearby there are several public parks, plazas, gardens and other open space:
- Central Park Enrique Olaya Herrera
- Sucre || Park
- Portugal Park
- Hippies Park
- La Salle University Park
- San Luis Park
Transportation
Marly has more than 20 stations of the SITP, where buses transport from there to another place of the city.
The neighbourhood has the
Bus Rapid Transit
Marly Main Line Service
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Calle 45 Main Line Service
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Bike Paths
| Route | Road | Description | Length (km) |
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| R18 Tc. | Calle 63 | from Carrera 13 to Av. Ciudad de Quito | 1.9 |
| R29 | Calle 27 Sur | from Carrera Séptima to Carrera 30 | 3.0 |
Airport
Bogotá's main airport, El Dorado International Airport is about 13 km. (8 miles) from Marly.
Restaurants and shopping
Marly has one shopping mall, called Plaza 39, at the south of the neighborhood, featuring Subway, Crepes & Waffles, and other local restaurants and shops.
The neighborhood has some popular restaurants, including McDonald's, The Wings D.C., and Maha, Vegetarian Food.
Also there are a variety options of cafés including Juan Valdez Café, Dunkin' Donuts, Starbucks, Oma Café, Salvo Patria, Calico Cat Café, among others.
Education
Schools
The schools within Marly are:[5]
Public
- Manuela Beltran Technique School
Private
- Champagnat School
- Parochial School Our Lady of Chiquinquirá
- Parochial Liceum Zara Zapata
- John Dalton School
- Chapinero's English Royal School
- New Britanial School
Kindergartens
- El Osito Pelusin Kindergarten
- Picardy Kindergarten
- Jumper Frog Kindergarten
- Bilingual Kindergarten Our Creativity
Military Schools
Private
- Antonio Ricaurte Militar Institute
Universities
Private
- Universidad Católica de Colombia
- Universidad Santo Tomás
- Pilot University of Colombia
- Pontifical Xavierian University
Public
- District University of Bogotá; Faculty of Music
Emergency services
Police Services
The
Fire Services
The Chapinero's Firehouse is in the area.[7]
Television, film and entertainment
For its location in the City Marly has appeared in several TV shows and films.
Exterior scenes from films such as
The neighborhood also do a Cameo in the Netflix TV Show presented by David Farrier Dark Tourist, on the first episode Latin America[10]
Marly has appeared in some local shows and films, including Nickelodeon series Yo soy Franky.[11]
The neighborhood had a shout-out in the song Bogotá by Mauricio & Palodeagua.[12]
References
- ^ "Código Postal Barrio Marly en Chapinero, Bogotá".
- ^ "Marly – Cuida su Salud".
- ^ "Bogota is an Irresistible dining destination". Vogue. Retrieved January 12, 2018.
- ^ "Marly – Cuida su Salud". Marly.com.co. Retrieved 2022-09-04.
- ^ "Marly Schools". Civico. Civico. Retrieved January 6, 2019.
- ^ "CAI Chapinero".
- ^ "B-1 Chapinero | UNIDAD ADMINISTRATIVA ESPECIAL CUERPO OFICIAL BOMBEROS DE BOGOTA". www.bomberosbogota.gov.co. Archived from the original on 2019-01-10.
- ^ "Grabada en Colombia, 'Milla 22: El Escape' llega a las carteleras del país". 21 August 2018.
- ^ "Llega 'Distrito Salvaje', la tercera producción colombiana de Netflix". 6 March 2018.
- ^ "Netflix's 'Dark Tourist' Goes on Terrible Vacations, So You Don't Have to". Haaretz.
- ^ Redacción Entretenimiento (2015-07-14). "Nickelodeon produce primera telenovela en Colombia" (in Spanish). El Espectador. Retrieved 2022-09-04.
- ^ "Bogota (Cd Single) - Mauricio & Palo de Agua".