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MedellÃn Things to See and Do
MedellÃn spoils visitors with its abundance of compelling features, ranging from the luxurious nightspots of Parque Lleras to culturally rich museums and offbeat activites like riding a cable car over the city’s shanty towns. Popular tourist attractions include the Cerro Nutibara, with its Pueblito Paisa, and the Botanical Garden.
More awaits the visitor beyond nightlife and museums, though. MedellÃn emphasizes the arts, and frequently, there are free concerts in one of the city’s theaters or improvised performances in the streets near El Poblado.
A brief stroll through the downtown area will enlighten you to what MedellÃn has to offer, as you move into the shadows thrown by the startling modernity of the library in the Plaza Cisneros and the town hall before looking over at the striking Edificio Inteligente.
MedellÃn is also a fantastic destination for those seeking the thrill of adventure sports. On the city’s outskirts, there are opportunities for rock climbing, rafting, paragliding, trekking, rafting and kayaking.
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Cemetery of Jardines de Montesacro
It may seem a particularly macabre and even inappropriate activity, but people are making pilgrimages of sorts to the Cemetery of Jardines de...MedellÃn, Colombia
Bandeja Paisa
Perhaps the most terrifying dish available in Colombia comes from this region. Not terrifying in the nature of the food—it won’t be compared to...MedellÃn, Colombia
JardÃn Botánico de MedellÃn
Considered the lungs of MedellÃn, the JardÃn Botánico JoaquÃn Antonio Uribe is a delightfully leafy and tranquil destination within the confines...MedellÃn, Colombia
The Medellin Cable Car
It is hard to imagine a more delightful and relaxing way to make your daily commute to work than drifting over the rooftops in a cable car. In...MedellÃn, Colombia
International Poetry Festival
From its inception in 1991 against a backdrop of extreme violence, the MedellÃn international poetry festival has grown from a small event to a ...MedellÃn, Colombia
Marinilla, El Peñol, Guatapé
Marinilla, El Peñol and Guatapé are small municipalities roughly 50 kilometers (31 mi) from MedellÃn, easily reachable from the Terminal del...Near MedellÃn, MedellÃn, Colombia
Feria de las Flores
It is no secret that 80 percent of all cut flowers grown in Colombia are sold to the United States, and the Feria de las Flores shows why. ...MedellÃn, Colombia
Hiking
On the last Sunday of every month, Inder (Tel: 260-6611) plans hiking trips to rural areas around MedellÃn. The small towns of San...MedellÃn, Colombia
El Parque de Los Deseos
El Parque de Los Deseos (The Park of Wishes) is described as an open space to observe the universe. Fundación Empresas Públicas de MedellÃn...MedellÃn, Colombia
El Castillo Museum
El Castillo Museum is often used for fairs and cultural festivals due to its lavish beauty. It is an architectural jewel of gothic medieval design...MedellÃn, Colombia
Walking Tour
In a day, you can cover most of what the old center of MedellÃn has to offer on foot—and there is no better way to see this part of town. ...MedellÃn, Colombia
El Museo Antioquia
As the first established in Antioquia and the second in Colombia, this art museum houses works by MedellÃn natives Fernando Botero and Pedro Nel...MedellÃn, Colombia
Museo de Policia de Nacional
If you are in search of local history with a twist, head to the Museo de Policia de Nacional. This museum is devoted to the history of Bogotá’s...MedellÃn, Colombia
El Museo Universitario
The internally recognized El Museo Universitario was issued to be created in 1970 by the University of Antioquia’s Honorary Council for means of...MedellÃn, Colombia
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