La diversiónChildish fun and culture mesh together at the Barrientos House. This space has been especially created so that children and teenagers can find a plethora of different activities and services suited for their needs and tastes.
VisitGardel Plaza, where the memory lives on of one of the most important musicians and singers of Tango music and pays homage to his legacy that is still felt in the city of Medellín.
Find out more about the Paisa traditions through agro-tourism and the vibrant history and culture of this town.
Tradition, architectural symbols and aspects of more modern times leave their unique stamp on the colloquially called “mountainous capital” (capital de la montaña) that captivate both locals and visitors alike.
The Carré and Vásquez buildings were, back in the day, the tallest and most modern buildings in the city.
Due to their historical and socially important value to the city, Medellín is home to several places of national patrimony. These places will amaze you with their stunning architecture that is filled with history.
Fall in love with the originality, aesthetics and authenticity that characterize these iconic places like the Edificios Carré and Vásquez, which were declared historical and artistic patrimony of the nation.
Myriad eras are represented throughout the different architectural patrimony buildings in Medellín.
Medellín invites you to come and witness the progress and transformation that the city has undergone and experience some of its culture.
Discover different characteristics of Paisa culture that have been beautifully conserved in the city’s museums, which house interesting collections of cultural patrimony. Plan a visit to the Museo de Antioquia, the Fundación Casa Museo Pedro Nel Gómez, the Museo El Castillo, the Museo de la Universidad de Antioquia and the Museo de Arte Moderno de Medellín, among others.
Historical patrimony has been conserved throughout the years in this bustling metropolis.
Go back in time and relive the era of the 1930’s in Medellín, where you can visit its grandiose houses and stunning architecture in the Prado Centro neighborhood. At the same time, you can discover one of the main symbols of progress for the Paisa culture, the Ferrocarril de Antioquia (Antioquia Railroad System), which was the main means of transportation that linked all areas of the country.
Enthrall yourself with the Maestro Pedro Nel Gomez and the watercolors, oil paintings and murals that represent his best works.
Salute the history of Medellin and its renowned figures that have shaped public life in the city.
The Alpujarra Administrative Center, is home to important political offices such as the Medellín Mayor’s Office and the Governor’s Office of Antioquia.
Feel the history of this patrimonial symbol, which was built at the beginning of the 20th century in Medellín.
Discover the features of French colonial architecture and the vast collection of artwork from a variety of remarkable artists.
Behold the diversity in the contemporary artistic expressions found at any of the MAMM locations.
Come enjoy the work of Fernando Botero in this chamber with more than 100 creations by this Paisa artist.
Get an eyeful of this historic building that holds hundreds of stories from the Medellín of yesteryear.
Discover the history of this railway in its original station that also houses spaces for the appreciation of art.
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