It is one of Medellín’s iconic hills and is located at the top of Nutibara Hill, covering an area of 33 hectares.

The Medellín City Hall is the administrative entity of the city.

The park is dominated by 300 light poles, each 24 meters tall.

The Barefoot Park is a public space in the city of Medellín, Colombia.

The EPM Building, also known as the “Intelligent Building,” is the main headquarters of Empresas Públicas de Medellín (EPM) and an architectural landmark in Colombia.

Parques del Río is an urban renewal project in Medellín that transforms the area around the Medellín River into a central axis of mobility, public space, and ecology, reconnecting the city and its residents with the river and the natural environment.

Botero Plaza is an iconic open-air space in downtown Medellín that showcases 23 monumental bronze sculptures donated by the artist Fernando Botero, renowned for his distinctive style of voluminous figures.

The Medellín Metrocable is an urban cable car system that connects the city’s peripheral and hard-to-reach neighborhoods with the rest of the Metro system, providing fast, safe, and affordable transportation that integrates residents of disadvantaged areas and promotes social inclusion.