The Arvi Nature Park is just a 20-minute drive from Medellin. The huge territory of the park with untouched forests, streams, clea …
The bare feet park has existed since 1998. Its total area is 30,411 square meters. The project and design of the park are based …
As part of the project to reconstruct the center of Medellin in Cisneros Square, a unique Park of Light was built in 2005. The …
Rionegro Entertainment Park is located 43 kilometers from Medellin (on the route San Antonio de Pereira). It's a real town with …
The rock of El Peñon de Guatape, Piedra de Guatape or Piedra del Penol is a freestanding rock and lies between the cities of Guata …
Piazza Botero is named after the most famous Colombian artist Fernando Botero. Near the square are such popular tourist sites as t …
The library was built in 2007 by the famous Colombian architect Giancarlo Mazzanti. It consists of three buildings connected at th …
The planetarium is located in Los Deseos Park. He received his first visitors in 1984. In 2006, the planetarium was reconstructed. …
The central cathedral is located in Bolivar Park and is the main cathedral of Medellin. It was built in 1931 by the famous French …
The lake is one kilometer from the small town of Guatape. It got its name probably because of the very winding coastline that form …
The Baudo mountain range stretches along the west coast of Colombia for 375 kilometers. The highest point of Baudo rises at an alt …
The Rio Claro Valley is located in Eastern Antioquia, a three-hour drive from Medellin (on the Medellin-Bogota highway) and is a r …
El Tesoro Mall opened its doors to visitors in 1999. Seven years later, in 2006, the second stage of the center was opened (an add …
Group excursions, individual excursions, meeting at the airport, transfer, booking tickets, hotel reservation, escort at …
Medellin is the second most important city in Colombia, known as the city of eternal spring and the capital of flowers. Its history combines colonial past and modern cultural renaissance, and its warm climate and hilly landscape create a special, welcoming atmosphere. The city lives on the culture, street art and hospitality of the locals, which makes it attractive for tourists who want to know the real Colombia.
Medellin’s man-made attractions are diverse and accessible: the Botero Square with the monumental sculptures of Fernando Botero, the modern library building in España Park by the project of Giancarlo Mazzanti, the unique Light Park in Cisneros Square, the central cathedral in Bolivar Park and the planetarium in Los Deseos Park. El Tesoro shopping center is attracted to shopping and entertainment, and the Rionegro amusement park is open nearby for family holidays. Bridges, monuments and new cultural spaces complement the cityscape and offer something to see for every visitor.
The natural attractions around the city are impressive: the Arví Natural Park is just 20 minutes away and offers pristine forests and trails, the barefoot park invites for tactile walks, and the El Penion de Guatape Rock with the picturesque Guatape Lagoon is a must-stop for species lovers. In the vicinity lies the Rio Claro valley with transparent rivers and cave zones, and the Baudo mountain range extends to the coast, opening up opportunities for ecotourism and nature observation.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, quickly learn what to see, read brief descriptions and build a convenient route. Map tools will help to plan logistics, estimate distances and choose the optimal order of visiting points of interest, whether it is a day walk around the city or an outbound tour outside it.
You are free to explore Medellin on your own, following your interests and rhythm, or book guided tours with local guides. Local guides will offer fascinating stories, show hidden corners and make themed routes to the sights, as well as suggest safe and convenient ways for walking and car walks.
Come to Medellin to discover the city of flowers, hills and contrasts. Plan routes, use an interactive map and tips on the site, take a tour from professionals or go on an independent acquaintance. Let each trip be an inspiring experience and an occasion to return for new discoveries.