Medellín Airport Transfers

Lies along the Porce River, in the Aburrá Valley, in central region of the Andes Mountains, northwestern Colombia, Medellín is an industrialized and second-largest city with more than 2.5 million inhabitants after Bogotá. The main economic products of this heavily industrialized city are steel, textiles, food and beverage, confections, agriculture, flowers, chemical products, refined oil, pharmaceuticals. 

Medellín is one of the major historical cities in the country with monumental churches, excellent museums, and other historic and religious landmarks. If you are a history lover, do not leave Medellín without visiting the following places: Museo de Antioquia, Medellin’s Modern Art Museum, Pablo Tobón Uribe Theatre, Museo el Castillo y Jardins, Museo del Arte Moderno, Iglesia San José del Poblado, Iglesia la Candelaria, Pueblito Paisa, and Iglesia de Santa Barbara.

The city also attracts attention with Colombian food specialties. The most-known local tastes you can find in the city are Bandeja Paisa, Arepa de huevo, Ajiaco, Lechona, Buñuelos, Sancocho, Chicharron, Patacones, Aguardiente, Pandebono, Natilla, and Tamales.

Medellín has a lot to discover. It is one of the most attractive places in the country with its festivals. Fiesta del Libro y la Cultura, Flower Festival, and Festival of Christmas Lights (Alumbrados) are among the biggest festivals in the city.

The nature of Medellín is another feature that makes the city attractive. You are sure to feel peaceful while visiting its lovely parks and gardens, such as Parque Arvi, Cerro El Volador, Río Claro Valley, Las Tangaras Bird Reserve, and Mariposario Selva Viva. This city’s unique nature is beyond beautiful.

Medellín is sure to impress you. It is a perfect destination for amazing discoveries with the many opportunities it offers. What are you waiting for? It is time to enjoy the sheer beauty of Medellín.