Places in Medellín
Guides to neighborhoods, zones and landmarks of Medellín with practical info and the tours that take you there.
Junín Street: where paisas invented a verb for strolling
“Juniniar”: strolling Junín, window-shopping, snacking and greeting — Medellín original promenade for a century.
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Comuna 13 by Electric Bike
Street art, outdoor escalators and Medellín's most famous transformation story — on a private, effortless tour.
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El Hueco: Medellín endless market
Block after block of popular commerce where “everything exists and everything is negotiable” — with a palace in the middle.
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Things to do in El Poblado & Provenza
The local guide to Medellín most touristic neighborhood — and the plan to discover, from here, the real city.
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Botanical Garden: Medellín free jungle
14 hectares of forest, sunbathing iguanas and the wooden Orquideorama — free, in the north zone.
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La 70: Medellín football and party street
Football, salsa and paisa food on one boulevard. Our base is half a block away — all our e-bike tours ride through here.
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Things to do in Laureles, our neighborhood
MOVE was born here: our base is in Laureles, half a block from La 70. Every one of our e-bike tours starts in this neighborhood.
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Museo de Antioquia: the home of paisa art
The world largest Botero collection, facing the plaza that bears his name — downtown essential cultural plan.
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Palace of Culture: Medellín checkered castle
Flemish gothic in black and white, right on Plaza Botero: the building nobody expects in a tropical city.
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Parque Arví: the cloud forest at the end of the cable
Fly over the city by Metrocable and land in a 1,700-hectare forest: Medellín favorite nature escape.
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Parque Berrío: where Medellín began
The founding square: La Candelaria church, Botero La Gorda and the live soundtrack of downtown.
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Parque Bolívar: the world largest brick cathedral
1,120,000 fired bricks make the Metropolitan Cathedral a world record — and its park is Medellín bohemian living room.
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Parque de las Luces: Medellín forest of light
300 poles up to 24 meters tall turned the old Cisneros Square into the luminous symbol of downtown renewal.
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Parque Lleras: Medellín most famous night out
Rooftops, restaurants and late-night party in the heart of El Poblado — with the honest guide of those who live here.
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Parque Norte: the lifelong family plan
Rides, a boating lake and city prices (not tourist prices): where paisas have taken their kids for generations.
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Parques del Río: where Medellín met its river again
The riverside linear park with the giant MEDELLÍN letters and gardens where paisa families gather — on the way in all our tours.
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Barefoot Park: Medellín, shoes off and at ease
Water, sand and bamboo in the middle of the city — the pause that relaxes even the busiest traveler, right on our riding route.
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Plaza Botero: Medellín bronze giants
The 23 sculptures Botero gifted his city, in the heart of downtown — and you ride there with us.
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Pueblito Paisa: Medellín classic viewpoint, without suffering the climb
A replica Antioquian town on top of Nutibara Hill with a 360° city view — and by electric bike, you will not even feel the slope.
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