Short on time? Medellin underwent one of the most remarkable urban transformations in Colombia. Once known internationally for violence and instability, the city reinvented itself through innovative public transportation, urban development, education initiatives, and community investment.
TLDR? Feria de las Flores, the world-renowned flower festival in Medellín, has long spoken to the city’s unique culture and vibrant blooms. Every August, locals and tourists gather together to celebrate colorful parades, cultural events, and admire the iconic silleteros that carry beautiful flower displays.
Short on time? An 8-day itinerary should be enough to visit Medellín and discover its culture, and head to Cartagena for beach escapes and unforgettable sunsets.
Short on time? Despite the popularity of Airbnbs in Medellín, tourists should still be aware that experiences can be unpredictable due to differences in prices, building rules, and short-term rental regulations. If you want the comfort of an apartment-style stay without the common Airbnb headaches, Casacol often…
Short on time? Two airports regulate flights to and from Medellín: José María Cordova International Airport, which handles most international flights, and Olaya Herrera Airport, which handles domestic flights. Navigating these airports ensures you still have the best experience possible, especially during a long…
TLDR? In an effort to reduce congestion in Medellín, regulators issued Pico y Placa, a traffic restriction system that limits vehicles on the road based on their license plate numbers. Numbers rotate periodically, and violations can lead to hefty fines. Whether you’re renting a car for a vacation in Medellín or a…
Short on time? Medellin underwent one of the most remarkable urban transformations in Colombia. Once known internationally for violence and instability, the city reinvented itself through innovative public transportation, urban development, education initiatives, and community investment. 
TLDR? Feria de las Flores, the world-renowned flower festival in Medellín, has long spoken to the city’s unique culture and vibrant blooms. Every August, locals and tourists gather together to celebrate colorful parades, cultural events, and admire the iconic silleteros that carry beautiful flower displays. 
Short on time? There’s always something to look forward to in Medellín, no matter which month of the year you decide to visit. 
Short on time? An 8-day itinerary should be enough to visit Medellín and discover its culture, and head to Cartagena for beach escapes and unforgettable sunsets. 
Short on time? Despite the popularity of Airbnbs in Medellín, tourists should still be aware that experiences can be unpredictable due to differences in prices, building rules, and short-term rental regulations. If you want the comfort of an apartment-style stay without the common Airbnb headaches, Casacol often… 
Short on time? Two airports regulate flights to and from Medellín: José María Cordova International Airport, which handles most international flights, and Olaya Herrera Airport, which handles domestic flights. Navigating these airports ensures you still have the best experience possible, especially during a long… 
Short on time? The Medellín River Green Corridor is one of the best urban bike routes in Medellín. 
TLDR? In an effort to reduce congestion in Medellín, regulators issued Pico y Placa, a traffic restriction system that limits vehicles on the road based on their license plate numbers. Numbers rotate periodically, and violations can lead to hefty fines. Whether you’re renting a car for a vacation in Medellín or a… 