Centro Administrativo La Alpujarra (Pass By)

El Centro Administrativo La Alpujarra (oficialmente Centro Administrativo José María Córdova) es un conjunto urbanístico de edificaciones desde donde se administran los gobiernos Departamental de Antioquia y Municipal de Medellín. Allí, se asientan en una gran plaza coronada por la obra "Monumento a la Raza" del escultor Rodrigo Arenas Betancur, la gobernación del departamento de Antioquia y la Asamblea Departamental, al igual que la Alcaldía y el Concejo de Medellín.

Plaza Botero

Fernando Botero wanted that in the center of the city of Medellín there were places that would make it pleasant to travel in the middle of a conglomerate city, a place that established connection between the sublime of art with friendly spaces for visitors, a privileged place in the middle of a calm and ornate environment of palm trees while the spring blue sky dominates splendid days, those that in Medellín abound throughout the year 23 bronze sculptures with the unmistakable seal of the master make the space the most beautiful of open-air museums, Botero Square is located in an ideal environment because it composes together with the Museum of Antioquia and the Rafael Uribe Uribe Palace of Culture a space of artistic essence that invites everyone, their own and strangers to be sensitized with the creation of excellence.

15 minutes

Parque de los Pies Descalzos

The Parque de los Pies Descalzos is a Colombian public space in the city of Medellin, created by the Public Companies of Medellin in the administrative area of ​​the city, in the heart of the city, adjacent to the EPM Interactive Museum, the Metropolitan Theater, Plaza Mayor and the Intelligent Building; and close, among other urban landmarks, to the La Alpujarra Administrative Center, the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the Medellín River and the Alpujarra and Cisneros stations.

20 minutes

Pueblito Paisa

The Pueblito Paisa de Medellín is one of the most visited tourist sites in the city that combines three elements that we all love: the Antioquian tradition that is reflected in the crafts, gastronomy and architecture of the place; the majestic view of Medellín and the mountains that run through the Valle de Aburrá. It is one of the guardian hills of Medellin and is located at the top of Cerro Nutibara; with an extension of 33 hectares and a height of 80 meters above the level of the city. At the top, the architecture of a traditional town, apparently stopped in time, preserves the bright colors and traditional structure of the towns of Antioquia

15 minutes

Comuna13

Listed as a must-see in Colombia by countless internet travel guides, La Comuna 13 in Medellín surprises with its history of resilience and social transformation, with a neighborhood life as genuine as the inhabitants who warmly welcome visitors. who come to visit it.

30 minutes