Nature preserve and ecological park. Among the most featured attractions of Arví Park is its access system, which is realized through a cable car that is connected to the city’s metro. We suggest visiting during the week and avoiding rush hour times if taking the metro to get there.
Medellín’s botanical gardens, home to exhibitions, tropical plants and huge iguanas that roam around the centrepiece lake.
Fine dining Colombian modern restaurant. They have locations in Colombia and DC. Their DC location has gained a Michelin star two years in a row (Colombia does not have a Michelin Guide-yet).
Rooftop bar in El Poblado with a pool, upscale bar and great views of the city.
Museum and outdoor square featuring art from Colombian artist Fernando Botero,
Beautiful shopping mall with American and Colombian brands. Has gorgeous views of the city from multiple spots. If you have ever seen Agua Bendita swimwear at Saks, NM, etc.; it is a Colombian brand. You can visit their store at this mall and get their products for less than half of the cost in the USA. Other worth mentioning Colombian shops are Velez and Arturo Calle for leather goods.
European-style food market with many food stalls, desserts and drinks.
Medellín is a great place to get any spa services done. Nails, massage, facials, etc. This is one spa we have been to and enjoyed; however the city offers many fantastic options for beauty and spa services.
Castle museum and gardens.
Medellin is a great place for dermatology and in general health services. However, make sure to do your research first and find a certified and trustworthy provider. We would be happy to help you find providers. But to start, Giselle’s dermatologist in Colombia is Dr. Luisa Arcila and she is at this clinic.
Traditional Colombian food; they have menus in English.
Day trip from Medellín; reservoir and town with a huge rock that you can climb (~700 steps) to get gorgeous views of the landscape. Glamping sites are available in the area also.