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Medellín Travel Budget and Costs: Complete Guide to Prices, Transport and Food
Medellín is one of those cities where your wallet can breathe easy or bleed dry, depending on how the visitor moves around. Having a set lunch menu in the Centr


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History & HeritageMedellín Travel Budget and Costs: Complete Guide to Prices, Transport and Food
Medellín is one of those cities where your wallet can breathe easy or bleed dry, depending on how the visitor moves around. Having a set lunch menu in the Centr
History & HeritageCoffee and Design: The DNA of Carrera 35 in Provenza
There is a street in El Poblado that doesn't need giant billboards to announce itself. Carrera 35, that short strip running between Calle 8 and Calle 10, has be
History & HeritageColombia Travel Expo at Plaza Mayor Medellín: Guide to Dates, Free Entry and How to Plan Your Trip
Plaza Mayor was not always the convention center it is today. When it opened in 2006, in the heart of the old industrial district of Alpujarra, many medellinens
History & HeritageProvenza After Sunset: The Night That Isn't Lleras
There is an invisible border in El Poblado that many visitors cross without realizing it. It happens when you walk from the bustle of Parque Lleras toward the w
History & HeritageProvenza: the neighborhood that invented itself
The Carrera 35 was not always this runway of design and gastronomy. Two decades ago it was just another residential street in El Poblado: mud and tile houses, n
History & HeritageThe neighborhood that grew around a slaughterhouse: the real story of how the Frigorífico Municipal shaped Guayabal
Before the Frigorífico Municipal made its grand entrance, Guayabal was a corner of southern Medellín that breathed tranquility. Imagine a landscape of farms, pa
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History & HeritageThe neighborhoods that lost their river: how the channeling of the La Hueso stream changed daily life in Belén
The La Hueso stream is born at about 2,160 meters above sea level, in the upper part of what we now know as San Javier, and flows down through the western side
History & HeritageCulture and Art in Robledo: Muralism as Expression
Upon arriving in Robledo, a Medellín Metro station marks the start of a visual journey. When the train stops, passengers looking at their phones lift their eyes
History & HeritageCulture and Art at the Casa de la Cultura de Robledo
Robledo is not just a hillside residential neighborhood in the northwest of Medellín. It is one of the districts that has transformed into a benchmark for artis
History & HeritageBuenos Aires: Between Working-Class Memory and New Art
The Buenos Aires neighborhood in Medellín doesn't usually appear on "must-see" lists for tourists, and that's precisely what makes it valuable. Located in comun
History & HeritageThe neighborhood that organized to keep its bakery: cooperatives and neighborhood commerce in Medellín
The neighborhood bakery in Medellín was never just a business. Before shopping malls and delivery apps existed, the baker was the first to open and the last to
History & HeritageThe Neighborhood That Aged Together: Old Age, Care, and Neighborly Networks in Medellín's Traditional Barrios
There is a scene that repeats itself in Robledo, in Belén, in Castilla and in Aranjuez: a group of older ladies has been sitting on the same park bench for thir