Experience Medellin with Coffee Flavor

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1. Library Spain, located in the Santo Domingo Savio neighborhood of Medellin, is a symbol of urban and social transformation. It was inaugurated in 2007 as part of the library parks project, which was promoted to improve access to culture in vulnerable areas. Designed by architect Giancarlo Mazzanti, its structure is composed of three dark blocks resembling rocks on the mountain. This iconic building has received international recognition for its design and social impact. In addition to offering library services, it houses study rooms, community spaces and cultural activities.

   30 min

2. The Metrocable to Santo Domingo is an air transport line that connects the northeastern communes of Medellin with the Metro system. Opened in 2004 as Line K, facilitating access to previously isolated neighborhoods. It is globally recognized for its social impact, reducing travel times and improving the quality of life of thousands of inhabitants in hard-to-reach areas.

   30 minAdmission included

3. The Planetarium of Medellin, inaugurated on October 10, 1984, is one of the most modern in Latin America. It is located in the north, next to the Wishing Park and Explora Park. It has a 15-meter fulldome digital dome (up to 6K), an auditorium for 200 people, scientific library, interactive spaces and exhibitions on astronomy and Earth sciences. Its mission is to make knowledge of the universe accessible through immersive experiences for all ages.

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4. Parque Explora, opened in 2008 in the northern part of Medellin, is an interactive science and technology museum with more than 300 practical experiences. Highlights include its freshwater aquarium, one of the largest in South America, along with a vivarium, interactive themed rooms, 3D auditoriums and a planetarium. Designed by Alejandro Echeverri, it promotes learning through play, curiosity and the appropriation of scientific knowledge for visitors of all ages.

   Passes by

5. Founded in 1972, the Medellin Botanical Garden is a 13-hectare green lung in the heart of the city. It is home to more than 1,000 species of flora, quiet trails, butterflies, lakes and the Orchidrama, an iconic structure that mixes architecture and nature.

   Passes by

6. Undado in 2003 and designed by Felipe Uribe de Bedout, the Wish Park is a 12,000 m2 public space next to the Planetarium and the Botanical Garden, created by EPM as a bridge between science, art and city. It has eight playful attractions (such as the sun clock, celestial dial and remote voices), an outdoor cinema screen and the Music House, a free cultural venue for concerts and rehearsals. It has become a citizen meeting point, scene of cultural activities, projections and social protests

   Passes by

7. Opened in 1995, San Antonio is the central station of the Medellin Metro. It connects lines A, B and the tram, and is located next to the historic Plaza San Antonio. It is the key point to explore the city center

   15 minAdmission included

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

Know before you go

How it compares in Medellín

• Its from-price is 62% below the median of the 182 city tours we list in Medellín.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Medellín

Medellín is Colombia's spring-like city in the Andes, known for its cable cars, vibrant neighbourhoods and remarkable story of transformation.

The city fills a long Andean valley, with brick houses climbing the slopes and a climate mild enough to earn it the name City of Eternal Spring. Its metro and Metrocable cable cars link hillside communities to the centre and give sweeping views on the ride up toward the forests of Parque Arví.

Top-ranked sights in Medellín: Guatapé (Pueblo de Zócalos), Plaza Botero, Pueblito Paisa .

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