What people are saying about Medellin. As you decide your Summer and Fall destinations for vacation we have some great alternatives to a Medellin Hotel. Here’s what people are saying about why you should visit Medellin. The Evening Standard […]
What people are saying about Medellin. As you decide your Summer and Fall destinations for vacation we have some great alternatives to a Medellin Hotel. Here’s what people are saying about why you should visit Medellin. The Evening Standard […]
For the remainder of 2018, there are many events that are taking place in Medellin as you stay in your Medellin apartment. Medellin is the second largest city in the country of Columbia. It is located in theAburrá Valley, a […]
El Poblado is known to be the most wealthiest neighborhood in the Aburra Valley. The name “Aburrá” comes from…
Here are the ten new city projects that will transform Medellin and follow the new territorial arrangement plan.
Here we take a look at 10 traditional Colombian dishes. Colombian food is as diverse as the country’s 32 departments.
Back in March 2015 both Colombia and the US saw the highest exchange rate between the US Dollar and the Colombian Peso for the first time in 11 years. This exchange rate has…
Parque Lleras is one of Medellin’s most famous party areas. “El Lleras” is known for being Medellin’s safest and coolest hangout spot for obvious reasons. It is located in the heart of El Poblado which is Medellin’s richest neighborhood and […]
Drinks in Medellin are unique are very unique, from drinking straight shots of Aguardiente to unique cocktails you can find it all…
As this post appears, Medellin is increasingly moving to the forefront of real estate investment across the whole of Latin America. Between its truly amazing weather, the warm and friendly locals, the strength of the US dollar relative to the […]
The real estate market in Colombia has become one of the most lucrative investment opportunities available. With the dollar’s amazing purchasing power, many retirees and venture capitalists have began flocking to Medellin.