Parque Norte: A Guide to Medellín’s Amusement Park
Parque Norte is a traditional amusement park in Medellín that is open year-round and is very popular with tourists, families and kids of all ages.
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Medellín vs Cali: Which is the Better City to Live In?
Medellín vs Cali. We comprehensively compare these two cities in Colombia in 18 categories to find out which is the better city to live in for expats.
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Iglesia Jesús Nazareno: A Beautiful Church in Medellín
Iglesia Jesús Nazareno (Jesus of Nazareth Church) is one of the most beautiful churches in Medellín. It´s not in any guide books but it´s worth seeing.
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Contenedores Food Place: A Gastronomic Market in Envigado
Contenedores is a unique gastronomic market in Envigado with good Argentinian steaks, Gourmet Burgers, Pizza, Sushi and other restaurants.
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Iglesia San Antonio and Plaza San Antonio are Worth Seeing
Iglesia San Antonio is one of the historic Roman Catholic churches in Medellín worth seeing as well as four Fernando Botero sculptures in the nearby plaza.
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Medellín Airport Guide: José María Córdova Airport (MDE)
José María Córdova is the second largest airport in Colombia and it’s the Medellín airport for all international flights to the city, with airport code MDE.
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Shopping at Justo y Bueno in Medellín to Save on Groceries
Justo y Bueno is a chain of small grocery stores in Colombia. It is possible to save over 30 percent on your grocery bill by shopping at Justo y Bueno.
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Iglesia de La Candelaria is the Oldest Church in Medellín
Iglesia de La Candelaria is the oldest church in Medellín with a history that goes back to 1649. This historic church located in El Centro is worth seeing.
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