The Poblado District is the heart of Medellin's nightlife scene. It's filled with bars, clubs, and restaurants to suit all tastes. Start your night early with some drinks and delicious food at Galindo, a tasty Colombian food restaurant, then dance off the calories at the lively Blue Disco.
Take a day trip to the colorful town of Guatapé, famed for its picturesque streets and squares. Marvel at the 200-meter-high rock, La Piedra del Peñol, and climb its 740 steps to enjoy a breathtaking view of the countryside. Wander through the town's vibrant streets lined with restaurants, cafes, and quaint shops before heading back to the Poblado District.
Parque Lleras is a lively square in the middle of the Poblado District. This area offers many activities like window shopping, rent a scooter, go bar-hopping or people-watch from the outdoor seating of your favorite bistro. Try the exotic drinks at Fahrenheit Rooftop Bar or visit Moravia and spend time interacting with local street artists, musicians, and dancers to soak in the culture of the city.
Medellin is famous for its nightlife, so put on your dancing shoes for a memorable bar crawl experience. Join a local guide to explore the bars, clubs, and hidden hotspots of the city. Get ready to drink, dance, and make new friends while experiencing the best of Medellin's nightlife scene.
Take a break from partying to learn about Medellin's history and culture. The Botero Plaza is a public square filled with bronze sculptures by the famous artist, Fernando Botero. Follow up with a visit to the Casa de la Memoria Museum. which educates visitors about the city's violent past and ongoing efforts to rebuild.
The El Rosario Church is a modern Catholic church designed in the shape of an inverted pyramid, a must-visit attraction. Take to the air with a helicopter tour of the city as it offers a unique chance to see panoramic views of the city located high above. You’ll be taken on a thrilling adventure through the skies over the mountains of Medellin.
Spend your last day visiting some of the more relaxing attractions the city has to offer. Start with a trip to the Santa Fe Zoo and check out the large and diverse collection of wildlife. Follow up with an afternoon trip to Santuario de Monserrate to watch a gorgeous sunset over the city from 1970' altitude.
You'll be able to hail a ride from Uber or DIDI in Medellin, and they often offer a much better possibility than taking taxis or public transportation. The average ride prices between tourist hotspots cost $3-10 per trip. A convenient way to explore the city is to rent motorized scooters.
If you have more time, consider taking another day trip to the nearby town of Jardín to experience the well-preserved historical architecture and hilly landscapes. If you have less time, we suggest prioritizing the best attractions and fewer parties.
Jose Maria Cordova International Airport (MDE) is the main airport serving Medellin, located 20 miles southeast of the city center. Taxis and buses are available outside the terminal, and the average taxi ride costs around USD 25-30.