Get an eyeful of the tallest building in Medellin that is at once an architectural wonder and an emblematic symbol of Paisa pride.
Discover the history, life and art of the renowned Antioquian philosopher Fernando González, one of the most influential Colombian thinkers of his time.
Let the music enthrall you as you see different Antioquian groups and bands perform together or just rehearse in this melodic place.
There are many places in the city where visitors can enjoy the passion that Tango music evokes, try a delicious Argentinian steak, listen to the musical rhythms of this genre, or just spend some time with friends while having a cool drink or coffee.
San Pedro's Cemetery is the most traditional holly field in Medellin.
One of the places in the city where you can do all of these things is at Homero Manzi, which is the representative of Tango culture and is filled with pictures of great Tango musicians from times of yore, poems by Homero Manzi scribbled on the walls, and music that emerges from the jukebox and fills the place with vibrant tunes.
In the Málaga Room visitors will also be able to find out more about the history of Tango. Here, time seems to stand still as this bohemian environment filled with music, pianos, jukeboxes, LPs, photos, and unique historical collections scattered about the walls manage to capture the poetic memory of Medellín of yesteryear, an age of trams, mules, and pianolas (or self-playing pianos).
Enjoy a delicious coffee, listen to soothing tunes, spend some time chatting to some of the locals, or even learn how to dance Tango, all in the same place
“Thanks to the fact that it keeps the style of Medellín of yorn, the Málaga Room has received accolades because of its rich mix of culture, history, and art.”
If you are looking for a live show, then the restaurant bar La Rueca is the ideal place to enjoy a delicious Argentinian steak while listening to Tango. Located in El Poblado, this cozy place is filled with the sensual rhythms of Tango and the delight of a fantastically grilled steak. La Rueca, which has been around for over 30 years, also offers the ideal location for family reunions or company meetings. There, the musical tunes offered through a live Tango show and a glass of wine will make your night unforgettable.
These are just some of the places that you must visit while you are in the “City of Eternal Spring”; get to know more about the Tango culture through dance, talks, cinema, forums, conferences, and exhibitions of masterpieces by some of its most representative artists.
It’s a definite must-see for tourists and locals alike that love Tango music, as it is one of the only places where the history of this musical genre has managed to become part of the lives of those that live in Medellín.
Located in Antioquia Neighborhood, the Tango Patio is another place in Medellín where the memory of Carlos Gardel is still felt. Its owner, Fat Anibal, has turned it into the ideal place to honor Tango and its musicians. As you walk around, you will not only be able to learn more about the history behind this unique place in Medellín, but also look at the myriad photos that decorate the walls of the place while you enjoy the musical rhythms that constantly fill the air with passion.
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