Here is the list of things to do and restaurants you should visit during your stay in Medellín!

The botanical gardens, a quiet retreat from the noise and chaos of the city, hosts numerous events, concerts, and festivals throughout the year. It covers over 14 hectares (35 acres) and is home to around 4,500 flowers and some 139 different bird species.

Guatapé is the most popular day-trip destination from Medellín. It’s a colorful pueblo (village) situated on the edge of a lake about two hours from town, and it’s possible to take tours of the surrounding area by speedboat or party boat.

A district in Medellín, Colombia, is a thriving hub of graffiti artists, music and culture. While you can visit Comuna 13 independently, it’s best to go with a local guide. The area still suffers from poverty and violence, so having a knowledgeable local with you will make the trip safer and more interesting.

Known for its unique tasting menus, El Cielo wows diners with sensory experiences including ‘choco-therapy,’ where guests wash their hands in liquid chocolate to awake the senses.

In an intimate, exclusive and elegant space located in Medellín's El Poblado neighborhood, Carmen offers contemporary cuisine inspired by Colombia's biodiversity and rich culinary culture. Our gastronomic concept seeks to explore and celebrate the ingredients and traditions that weave the fabric of our culinary identity as a country.

Oci offers an ever changing cuisine with a menu that is renewed every 6 months, using only the best local ingredients; fresh fish from the Colombian Pacific Ocean , organic grown vegetables, herbs and flowers sourced from local farmers and many others. Its weekly specials and its concept of “ food to be shared ” allow diners to try new dishes in every visit.

This restaurant has the best view in all of Medellin. It brings together a whole set of experiences due to its impressive architecture, service, first-class gastronomic proposal and beautiful, spacious and comfortable space.

The warmth of a good home comes from the kitchen, and the best way to gather family and friends is around food. That's why every weekend Casa Ramal share a large pot of some traditional dish, such as sancocho, bandeja paisa, seafood casserole, ajiaco, or whatever may come up, accompanied by vibrant music carefully selected or played by knowledgeable and talented artists.

Alambique is a unique rooftop bar and restaurant in Medellin with a relaxed vibe and amazing food. It is located above an art gallery in the heart of the city, a bit hard to find but well worth the search!