One of Medellin’s hottest attractions for tourists has become a walking tour through the city’s center, which in spite of its history and thriving culture is generally ignored by visitors.
Just a short 10-minute walk from the Bello metro station lies Bello Park, officially known as Parque Santander, in the heart of the municipality on the northern extent of the…
Itagui Park can be described as both the geographical and cultural heart of Medellin’s southwestern neighbor, Itagui, and has become a lot more attractive after a recent renovation project.
Hundreds of young people are expected to descend on a local park in Medellin on Sunday in nothing but their underwear as a statement of free expression and nonconformity.
Bicentennial Park, set on the edge of Medellin’s downtown area, offers sprawling green scenery with an impressive view of the surrounding hillside valley–a great urban space for social and cultural…
Connecting visitors to adventure on two-wheels, Medellin’s bicycle collective SiClas has begun offering “urban tours on bicycles” as a way to share the city’s love for bicycles.
The Piloto public library in Colombia’s second largest city Medellin has Latin America’s largest archive of negatives, containing 1.7 million antique photographs covering Colombia 1848 until 2005.
Following on past success, the fourth Vino Barranquero wine and music festival will take place on Sunday, December 22 from 2PM to 9PM at a farm just outside of Medellin.
Christmas celebrations in Medellin continue on Sunday as the much anticipated Myths and Legends Parade returns for another year of “fantasy-filled” festivity.