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Medellín

Medellín

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The Best Tours & Experiences in Medellín

The stunning city of Medellín has shaken its difficult past and has quickly become a must-visit tourist destination and a hub for digital nomads. It's an inspiring success story with a vibrant and fun atmosphere, and is surrounded by beautiful nature.

Things to do in Medellín

There are plenty of ways to discover Medellín with Civitatis. Stay and explore the city's gastronomy on a food or coffee tour, go to a football match with a guide, or go on an excursion to enjoy white river rafting or horseriding in the outskirts!

Where to go in Medellín

The vast majority of tourists stay in the area of El Poblado. Renowned for its fantastic restaurants, parks and bustling atmosphere, this district also has an interesting history.

To delve deeper into Medellín's difficult past, pay a visit to Comuna 13 accompanied by an expert guide to gain an insight into what was once the epicentre of the violence that took place during the city's most turbulent period. Today, this area is known for its captivating street art.

Day Trips from Medellín

The most popular day trip from Medellín is to Guatapé. This lakeside town is just a short drive from the city, famous for its brightly-coloured murals and the Rock of Guatapé—an incredible natural formation which provides stunning views to those who climb the 708 steps to the top.

Other attractions in Medellín that might interest you

Comuna 13
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