Best places to visit in Medellin

A neighborhood in Medellin that has transformed from a violent area into a symbol of resilience and creativity, known for its colorful street art and innovative public transportation.

A great place to escape the city and enjoy nature, offering hiking trails, bike rentals, horseback riding, and a unique cable car public transportation system.

A low-key lake town located two hours outside of Medellin, offering activities such as boating, jet skiing and climbing La Piedra.

Plaza Botero is home to a collection of sculptures by Colombian artist Fernando Botero, known for their exaggerated proportions, and is a place to relax, browse handicrafts, and enjoy the city's atmosphere.

A neighborhood in Medellin that was once one of the most dangerous in Latin America but has transformed into a vibrant community with art, tourism, and a strong sense of community.

A trendy neighborhood in Medellin popular with tourists, known for its nightlife, green spaces, and parks.

Visiting Barrio Pablo Escobar allow you to learn more about this complex and controversial figure and gain a deeper understanding of the city's history

An interactive science museum in Medellin with South America's largest freshwater aquarium and hands-on exhibits.

Pueblito Paisa is a replica of a traditional Antioquian town on a hilltop, featuring cobblestone streets, colorful houses, museums, cultural centers, panoramic city views, restaurants, cafes, and souvenir shops.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant art scene of Medellín at the Museo de Antioquia, home to an extensive collection of Colombian and Latin American art, most notably featuring the iconic works of Fernando Botero.

A central and popular district in Medellin.

A coffee shop in the Poblado district of Medellin, recommended as one of the best spots to get coffee.

A large rock formation in Guatape that you can climb.

A paragliding company located in the mountains outside of Medellin, offering trips over the city.

A viewpoint on the mountain, featuring a statue and offering panoramic views of the city.

A company that provides free walking tours of Medellin, exploring the downtown areas and discussing the history and transformation of the city.

A charming, tree-covered walking street lined with restaurants and bars, known for its lively atmosphere, music, and lights at night.

A lovely treelined walking street with restaurants and cafes, featuring tropical greenery and scenic streams in the El Poblado neighborhood.

A green space popular for its nightlife, surrounded by bars and high-energy dance clubs.

A cable car offering bird's-eye views of the Comuna 13 neighborhood during a 15-minute ride up the mountain.

A tour of Comuna 13 highlighting the vibrant street art and providing information on the meaning behind the murals.

A large warehouse-style building filled with restaurants, bars, and cafes serving cuisines from around the world.

A local restaurant known for its massive chicharrón platter.

A restaurant known for its delicious food with a beautiful presentation.

A restaurant with a fun and quirky vibe and mouthwatering food with huge portions.