Tag: Colombia

The History of Rionegro

A Brief History of Rionegro and the Surrounding Area

TLDR? Rionegro preserves tons of Colombian history — you’ll even be able to see conserved independence documents! Rionegro is a municipality in the region of Antioquia, close to Medellin. When we talk about Rionegro, we think about the international airport, the city’s downtown, and all the little towns surrounding it.
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A Guide to Rionegro’s Museums

A Guide to Rionegro’s Museums

TLDR? You can visit all three of Rionegro’s museums on the same day while enjoying Rionegro’s central park! Rionegro’s a city about one hour away from Medellin, and you’ve probably already been there because the biggest airport in Medellin lies in Rionegro.  This place has so much more to offer
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A Night at the Ballet in Medellin: What to Know

A Night at the Ballet in Medellin: What to Know 

TLDR? Medellin has several different types of ballet theaters where you can check out all the different interpretations of this dance. Medellín has a huge art scene. So, you can enjoy theater, music, dance, and ballet performances during your visit. If you’re looking for a fun night where you can
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The Best Places to Stay in Carmen de Viboral

The Best Places to Stay in Carmen de Viboral

TLDR? Even though you can just go for a day trip to Carmen de Viboral, there are also some great places to stay in the area. Carmen de Viboral is well known for its many ceramic workshops. Many people take a day trip to get there and then return to
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Where to Stay in Necoclí

A Quick Guide to Necoclí: Antoquia’s Coastline

TLDR? From Medellin to Necoclí. A Paisa and coastal town in Antioquia. When you visit Medellin or anywhere in Antioquia, really, you don’t expect to find a small town with the sea in sight. That’s because most people think Antioquia is land-locked. However, there’s actually a small Antioquian town called
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How to Get to Carmen de Viboral from Medellin

How to Get to Carmen de Viboral from Medellin

TLDR? You can get to Carmen de Viboral by private car, tour group, or bus. Since the 90s, Carmen de Viboral has been known for precious pieces of art. As a result, many tourists visit this little town daily to buy ceramics, see the town’s beauty, and learn how to
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How to Get to Jerico from Medellin

How to Get to Jerico from Medellin

TLDR? You can get to Jerico by bus, rental car, or taxi. Medellin remains one of the most popular tourist destinations in South America. And, while many people focus on just staying in the city, there are actually some fantastic little surrounding towns you should visit. One of those is
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Spending a Day at Jerico’s Botanical Garden

Spending a Day at Jerico’s Botanical Garden

TLDR? Jerico has a smaller but just as gorgeous Botanical Garden as the one in Medellín!  So, you decided to make a side trip to Jerico from Medellin. But, you’re not sure what attractions to see and tourist spots to check out. Well, how about visiting Jerico’s Botanical Garden? Known
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What to Expect at Jerico’s House Museums

What to Expect at Jerico’s House Museums

TLDR? Jerico is a famous destination for house museums where you can learn exciting information about historical families.  If you’re a fan of museums to get to know the history and culture of a new town, we heard you! Museums are great ways to appreciate art, artifacts, and everything else
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A Guide to Museo Juan del Corral in Santa Fe de Antioquia

A Guide to Museo Juan del Corral in Santa Fe de Antioquia

TLDR? Juan del Corral is a museum where you can learn more about the history of Antioquia! “Historical museum” is a term you probably won’t find in many people’s vacation plans. Unfortunately, they prefer to skip these places as they think they’ll be too boring. Luckily, Museo Juan del Corral
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Aldea Doradal: The Santorini of Colombia

Aldea Doradal: The Santorini of Colombia

TLDR? Doradal has white and Mediterranean architecture that makes it look like the famous Greek town of Santorini. Farthest from big cities, you’ll find hidden precious stones and paradisiacal villages in Colombia. Aldea Doradal, known as the Colombian Santorini, is one of these. No, it’s not an island, nor does it
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