Discover El Pueblito Paisa, a charming replica of a traditional Colombian village atop Nutibara Hill, offers a taste of Colombian culture and history.

Take a ride on the Medellin Metrocable for stunning city views.

If you're up for a good time in Medellin, explore Provenza Street. It's a vibrant area with plenty of restaurants, cafes, and boutiques to enjoy.

Visit the Botanical Garden of Medellin and enjoy its lush greenery. Please check the website for more information about dates and time. The visit is free of charge.

The Museum of Antioquia (Museo de Antioquia) is a cultural institution showcasing an impressive collection of Colombian art, including works by renowned artist Fernando Botero. It offers visitors a fascinating journey through the region's history and artistic heritage. The general admission fee for foreigners is 24,000 COP (5.5 euros approx). Check their website for availability.

Discover the art scene at the Museum of Modern Art (Museo de Arte Moderno de Medellin). Check availability through their website. The general admission fee for foreigners is 10,000 COP (2.5 euros approx.)

Hike or take a day trip to Parque Arvi for outdoor adventures. You can learn about the variety of flora and fauna species that inhabit the river territory. All routes depart from the Arví ticket office, next to the arrival of the Arví Metrocable, every 30 minutes from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm without the need for prior reservation. The general admission fee for foreigners is 50,000 COP (11 euros approx.) Includes bottle of water and succulent.

Explore the city's vibrant neighborhoods like El Poblado, Laureles, and Envigado.

Wander through the historic downtown area and see landmarks like Plaza Botero. You can book a free tour in Medellin through the website. The tour is in Spanish but you will find in English too.

Explore la Comuna 13. A symbol of resilience and transformation in Medellin, where you can discover vibrant street art and immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of this ever-evolving community. Book a free tour in English or in Spanish!

Learn about Medellin's history at Memory House Museum (Museo Casa de la Memoria). Entrance is free of charge. Check availability at their website.

Take a coffee tour to learn about Colombia's famous coffee culture.

Experience the local cuisine by trying traditional dishes like bandeja paisa and arepas.

A popular snack loved by locals filled with a combination of beef, potato, and chicken.

Pandebono, almojábana, and pan de yuca are delicious Colombian snacks made from yuca (cassava) flour and cheese, offering a delightful blend of flavors and textures.

Take a day trip to Guatapé, known for its stunning rock formations, such as the Piedra del Peñol, and colorful streets adorned with vibrant frescoes.

Cartagena is a historic gem with its well-preserved colonial architecture, beautiful beaches, and a lively atmosphere. Suggest exploring the Walled City, Castillo San Felipe de Barajas, and nearby Rosario Islands.

Santa Marta offers a mix of cultural richness and natural beauty. You can explore the historic center, visit the Tayrona National Park for incredible beaches and hiking, or take a trip to the charming town of Minca in the Sierra Nevada mountains.