City of eternal spring and cable cars. Here is when to go, what a day costs on site and what to see, then Okela composes your itinerary hour by hour.
€60per person per day, on average
Jul-Aug, Dec-Marbest time to visit
22° to 22°average temperatures over the year
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When to visit Medellín
Best months: January, February, March, July, August and December.
Jan
22°
Feb
22°
Mar
22°
Apr
22°
May
22°
Jun
22°
Jul
22°
Aug
22°
Sep
22°
Oct
22°
Nov
22°
Dec
22°
What to see in Medellín
- Comuna 13 (graffitis, escaliers mécaniques)
Perched on the western slopes of Medellín, this neighbourhood lived through very hard years and now tells the story of its change through colour, music and the voices of the people who live there. - Metrocable & Parque Arví
Here the commute is already a sightseeing trip: the cabins glide over neighbourhoods clinging to Medellín's hillsides, and the last line drops you into a cool forest far from the noise of the valley. - Plaza Botero & Musée d'Antioquia
In the heart of downtown Medellín, an open public square where the rounded bronzes of Fernando Botero, a native son of the city, can be seen outdoors, right in front of the museum that holds a large part of his work. - El Poblado (Parque Lleras)
El Poblado is the south-eastern district of Medellín where restaurants, cafés, hotels and nightlife cluster, and Parque Lleras sits at its lively heart. - Guatapé & El Peñol (excursion)
A huge granite monolith rising above a maze of lakes and peninsulas, and a few kilometres away, a village whose house fronts are decorated with colourful bas-reliefs. - Jardin botanique
North of the city center, this garden is a real green break in the middle of Medellín, with wide lawns, shaded paths and a rich variety of tropical plants. - Pueblito Paisa (Cerro Nutibara)
At the top of Cerro Nutibara, this re-created village recalls the traditional towns of Antioquia and gives you a roughly 360 degree lookout over Medellín and the Aburrá valley. - Mercado del Río
This indoor market gathers many stalls of Colombian and international food under one roof, in a former industrial area that is changing fast.
A sample itinerary for Medellín, three days
Composed by Okela from the places in its database, with times. Yours takes your dates, pace and group into account.
Day 1
- 09:30Pueblito Paisa (Cerro Nutibara)
- 10:35Parque de los Pies Descalzos
- 12:15Hacienda
- 13:50Plaza Botero & Musée d'Antioquia
- 16:00Cerro El Volador
- 19:10Hato Viejo
Day 2
Guatapé & El Peñol (excursion) · Carmen
Day 3
El Poblado (Parque Lleras) · Mercado del Río · Café Velvet · Museo El Castillo · Jardin botanique · El Cielo
Budget
Expect about €60 per person per day on site (accommodation, meals, transport and visits), depending on the comfort you choose. Okela shows the price of every step of your itinerary.
My Medellín itinerary, hour by hour
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