Walking City Tour

Itinerary
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Stop At: Centro Administrativo La Alpujarra, Asdasdasd, Medellin 576576575 Colombia

The Administrative Center La Alpujarra (officially Administrative Center José María Córdova) is an urban development of buildings from where the governments of the Departmental of Antioquia and Municipal de Medellín are administered. There, they settle in a large square crowned by the work "Monument to the Race" of the sculptor Rodrigo Arenas Betancur, the government of the department of Antioquia and the Departmental Assembly, as well as the Mayor's Office and the Council of Medellin.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Plaza Cisneros, Asdsadasd, Medellin 67868686 Colombia

Plaza de Cisneros or Parque de las Luces is a square located in Medellín, Colombia. It bears his name in homage to the Cuban engineer Francisco Javier Cisneros, precursor of the Antioquia Railroad. It is located between the EPM Library, the Vásquez and Carré Buildings and the Railway Station. In 2002 it was remodeled and since then presents its current appearance.

Duration: 10 minutes

Pass By: Centro Comercial Palacio Nacional, Cra. 52 #48-45, Medellin Colombia

This shopping center takes its name from the old building of the Palace of Justice of Medellín, a romantic style building built at the beginning of the 20th century.

The Palace has a privileged location in the heart of the city, where it opens its doors to visitors to buy clothes, shoes and even the best souvenirs in more than 400 stores.

Stop At: Plaza Botero, Medellin Colombia

The Plaza Botero is a huge raised park that houses 23 monumental sculptures donated by Fernando Botero, the Museum of Antioquia is also in this square in the best preserved Art Deco building in Colombia.

The Plaza Botero is located in front of the Museum of Antioquia or called Botero Museum, which was also a donation of the teacher Fernando Botero.

In this square or cultural and artistic park we find 23 bronze sculptures, which are located and distributed throughout the park, from its beginning to its end.

Two sources of water are appreciated, which allow the park to be more pleasant, one of these is the source of the cacique Nutibara, which is a work of maestro Pedro Nel Gómez and was restored by the Medellín metro in 1996.

Duration: 40 minutes

Stop At: Parque San Antonio, Cra 48 numero 63-04 Between Calle 45 & 47, Carrera 46 & 49, Medellin 050012 Colombia

La plaza San Antonio está localizada en la zona céntrica de Medellín, Colombia, entre las calles Maturín, San Juan y la Avenida (o carrera) Oriental. También se le conoce como parque San Antonio porque su zona sur está arborizada. Tiene un área de 32.690 metros cuadrados y dentro de su amoblamiento cuenta con obras de Fernando Botero. Se integra con la iglesia San Antonio de Padua, construida entre 1884 y 1902, que posee una de las cúpulas más grandes del país. En 1995 fue objeto de un atentado terrorista en el que murieron 29 personas.

Duration: 20 minutes