Museo de Antioquia: A Guide to Medellín’s Most Popular Museum
Museo de Antioquia is the most popular museum in Medellín, worth visiting. It’s best known for a collection of art of Medellín-born artist Fernando Botero.
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Posted by Jeff | Aug 31, 2017 | Attractions, Museums | 3
Museo de Antioquia is the most popular museum in Medellín, worth visiting. It’s best known for a collection of art of Medellín-born artist Fernando Botero.
Read MorePosted by Stephanie | Aug 30, 2017 | Cost of Living | 9
Stephanie is an expat from the U.S. who moved to Medellín in April. She shares her cost of living as a single woman living in Medellín.
Read MorePosted by Jeff | Aug 29, 2017 | Expat Tips, Shopping | 4
Tiendas D1 is a chain of over 500 small grocery stores in Colombia. It is possible to save over 30 percent on your grocery bill by shopping at Tiendas D1.
Read MoreColonial Jardín is a tranquil get-away from Medellin that boosts breathtaking mountain views and less tourists than the popular pueblo of Guatapé.
Read MorePosted by Jason | Aug 24, 2017 | Expat Tips | 29
We look at the best ways for exchanging money in Colombia as well as best ways to receive, send and transfer money in Colombia.
Read MorePosted by Jeff | Aug 23, 2017 | Expat Tips, Taxes | 82
Income taxes filing season in Colombia runs from August to October. We look at who needs to file, when and how to file income taxes in Colombia.
Read MorePosted by Jason | Aug 21, 2017 | Expat Interviews & Stories | 15
Jason, an expat from the U.S. with a pension living in Medellín, explains the reasons why he chose Medellín as the perfect place to live.
Read MorePosted by Stephanie | Aug 19, 2017 | Hiking, Parks & Plazas | 6
Cerro el Volador (Volador Hill) is a huge park with incredible views of Medellín. It’s a great place for hiking, biking, jogging and picnicking.
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