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Experience in the Air
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Getting to know a city is a different experience from the air. Medellin is known as the fashion city of Colombia. From a helicopter flight you’ll get to appreciate the magnificent Coltejer Tower, the tallest building in the city. Overlook at artist Fernando Botero’s open air city museum, take a close look at the traditional paisa “pueblito” on the Nutibara Hill and fly over the legendary Atanacio Girardot’s Stadium.
These are just a few of the places that the city of eternal spring has to offer. The real attraction is to be able to feel the city’s microclimate that the beautiful Aburra valley has and discover the enormous changes of altitude, with a variation of 660 meters and a average od 1.568 above the sea level.
Let yourself wander over a city full of stories to tell, is one of the best ways to live up a destination.
¡Enjoy an experience in the air with FeelMedellín!
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