The Most Complete GUIDE in Medellín

In Medellín and in Colombia in general, December is a month in which Christmas represents a festive season in which the atmosphere is transformed to give way to typical foods, music and other traditions that are exclusive to the best time of the year. In Medellín in December, custards, fritters and corn flakes with sugar…

A fascinating country in every sense, Colombia is one of the most desired destinations for travelers from all over the world who want to enjoy colorful cities, unique landscapes and villages anchored in time without forgetting its people, culture and gastronomy that will captivate you as soon as you arrive. This special feature also plays…

Choosing where to stay in Colombia is not an easy task. That is why we wanted to give you a list of the hotels where we stayed during our trip to Colombia, with all the details, so that choosing and booking them is much easier and faster. Keep in mind that in our case we…

The city’s five townships welcome locals and visitors to discover their viewpoints, landscapes, sculptures, cultural activities and pilgrimage sites in Medellín during the Holy Week season. San Sebastián de Palmitas The most rural of Medellín’s townships is located at the gateway to western Antioquia, among a large mountainous complex that makes up the San Sebastián…

Medellin is the kind of city that besides having a varied cultural and natural tourist offer, to enjoy especially in the daytime; at night it also invites locals and visitors to live Medellin at night, through its nightlife entertainment offer. Open the map and get ready to go out! This guide is for you to…

Despite the fact that Carlos Gardel’s death that unfortunate June 1935 would occur at the Olaya Herrera airport itself, tango was already intensely experienced in Medellín, due in part to the Argentine cinema of the 20’s and 30’s, which Gardel himself admired with a mixture of charm, surprise and fascination. This culture laid its foundations…

The bandeja paisa, the typical dish par excellence of the Antioquia region and one of the most famous in Colombian gastronomy, has about 2,000 calories and its origin dates back to the time of colonization, when in this mountainous region, the ¨envuelto antioqueño¨ was the food that gave the muleteers, the necessary portions of carbohydrates…

Medellín is a mixture of a musical tradition in which tango, vallenato, popular music and tropical rhythms such as salsa, coexist with others such as reggae, hip hop, rap, ska and of course, reggaeton. Of course, it is well known that Puerto Rico is the precursor country in the reggaeton industry, but the emergence of…

From the master Fernando Botero to fashion designer Andrés Pajón, Medellín is a cradle of talent where art, music and fashion find a transforming power. In fact, a few days before celebrating Colombiamoda, the most important fashion fair in Latin America, we made a review of some brands and designers that are a source of…

The innovative and entrepreneurial culture of a city with an industrial vocation, the ingenuity of young creators and the resilience that has taught us to see problems as an opportunity, seem to be the formula for the world to set its eyes on Medellin’s products. Do you want to know what they are? Flowers According…