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Tag: Medellin and Antioquia

Jun 06

Travelling to Colombia with Children – The Essential Guide (Part 2 Medellin).

Paul Giles June 6, 2013

So, despite Mr and Mrs Smith’s experience there, Bogota turns out to be a pretty good spot for kids, right? Guess what? Despite Madge’s kid, Rocco’s fit of badmouthing, you’ll find that Medellin’s got one or two things the kids will love. So here’s our guide to make a trip with your kids to Medellin […]

Mar 01

About Time. Medellín: Most Innovative City of the Year.

Paul Giles March 1, 2013

This is about time. And how it can change a place, almost beyond recognition. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Well, time – along with imagination, determination, and a lot of hard work. There was a time – and really, in the great scheme of things, it wasn’t that long ago – when Medellín was really […]

Feb 22

Weekend Getaways – Gotta Get Down to Guatavita, Santa Fe de Antioquia or Calima.

Paul Giles February 22, 2013

Well, after realising that I’ve indulged in a couple of rants this week, and that it is Friday… Friday, perhaps what I really need is a nice little weekend away. Luckily enough, Colombia, as always, has the goods in this department. Here are our tips on how to get out of the big smoke of […]

Feb 21

It’s Colombia, Not Columbia: Little Rocco, Medellín, Reputations and Bad Spelling

Paul Giles February 21, 2013

Above is a photo of a city that’s found itself the centre of a bit of a media uproar. During the otherwise completely succesful Madonna tour of Medellín, Madge’s little pride and joy, Rocco, posted a photo of the very same city to his private Instagram account. The furore about this isn’t over whether this […]

Nov 14

Travelling around Medellin: The charming town of Jardin.

JL November 14, 2012

One of the things I like the most about living and traveling in Colombia is the authenticity of many of its destinations. In any other neighboring country, I have no doubt that the charming Jardin  (literally: Garden) would be a tourist trap, but being in Colombia – and only 134 km from Medellin – people […]

Oct 25

Medellin: How the Metro Culture and the integration of the Comunas has changed the city.

JL October 25, 2012

It is the fourth time I’ve been to Medellin. The other times were 4-5 days visits and I always left with the feeling that I was leaving too soon; that there was too much going on to actually understand the dynamics of this amazing city that in just a few years went from murder capital […]

Oct 02

The Incredible City of Medellín, more than just friendly people (plus, vote Medellín for City of the Year!)

Sarah October 2, 2012

Medellín has a lot going for it, doesn’t it? We know the people are said to be the friendliest in the country, but there’s so much more to the City of Eternal Spring than that. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– The changes Medellín has gone through in such a short time are unbelievable, and its […]

Sep 05

The Unstoppable and Amazing City of Medellin – A Blogtrip Photo Essay

JL September 5, 2012

If you’re a regular reader of our Colombia Travel blog you’ll know that one of our missions in life is to tell the world how amazing Colombia is, and that also involves trying to change some of the naive streotypes that sadly persist about the country. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– We have talked about […]

Aug 01

Top 5 Moments From Last Year’s Medellin Feria de Las Flores

Paul Fowler August 1, 2012

Medellin’s Feria de Las Flores, or Flower Festival, is full of highlights. It’s a week of parades, parties and, of course, flowers, that all takes place in one of South America’s most progressive, beautiful cities. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Of course, people love lists, and so for the sake of ease I’m putting my […]

Jul 23

Coming Soon: Medellin’s Feria de Las Flores 2012 (August 3rd – 12th)

Paul Fowler July 23, 2012

Every year around the end of July or beginning of August, Medellín’s Feria de Las Flores takes place. It’s a huge, city-wide festival that celebrates the inimitable Paisa culture, and features events all around the city. This year, alongside the usual parades, reggaeton superstar J Balvin will be performing alongside Zion y Lennox. Get yo’ […]

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