Points of interest

Immerse yourself in the silletera culture: meet and greet an authentic silletero and his farm full of tradition. You’ll take a piece of this beautiful tradition in your heart!

Culture and tradition, two words that refer to Colombian coffee worldwide. Live, feel and experience all the step by step process behind a cup of coffee; history, classification, collection and tasting.

Know why Medellín is an example of an innovate city, visit places like: Botero park, National Palace and Corridor of Ayacucho, ride by tram and Metrocable and taste its local gastronomy.

Be witness of the transformation of this corner of the city; San Javier neighborhood better known as ‘’Comuna 13’’. Feel and appreciate each of the graffiti pieces; colors, unique designs and each its history. It will certainly be an unforgettable…

This little town is probably one of the most visited places in Colombia. In Guatape you’ll see a full display of Colombia’s nature, culture, and vibrant colors.

The cathedral is the main temple of the Archdiocese of Medellín. For its historical value it was declared a National Monument of Colombia.

The bronze sculptures are a living expression of the sensuality that the master Botero wants to express with his work through volume.

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 Aburrá Valley.

It is a non-profit corporation dedicated to the consolidation of the park, as well as the preservation, maintenance, and promotion of the territory.

An interactive science museum in Medellín, serving as a symbol of social transformation through education.

Living Collections Museum where we contribute to biodiversity conservation through the design of educational and cultural experiences.

We are a museum dedicated to preserving the memories that arise from encounters with our realities. A space for mutual recognition and the construction of peace through community, artistic, and cultural languages.

The museum boasts the largest collection of decorative arts in Medellín, making it a significant tourist attraction for enthusiasts of culture, art, and tradition.

MAMM challenges traditions with a proactive stance on contemporary societal issues. We offer diverse perspectives and interpretations of the world, creating meaningful art experiences for our audiences.

Approximately 3,500 pieces by Pedro Nel Gómez, a leading visual artist of the 20th century in the city, are showcased at the venue. Additionally, it features murals depicting and narrating historical moments of the country and traditions of Antioquia.

It is a funerary space, a site museum, a cultural heritage of the nation, and a historical landmark. Declared a Cultural Heritage of National Interest by the Ministry of Culture, it holds significance for its historical, aesthetic, architectural, and ritual…

It stands as one of the most significant cultural hubs in the city. Through continuous promotion of educational and social initiatives, it has enabled the research, preservation, and dissemination of Medellín's heritage.