4-day Quick Trip to Medellín Itinerary
- Chase Johnson PA
- Jan 21
- 2 min read

The perfect 4-day itinerary in Medellín, Colombia! Explore Comuna 13, Guatapé, El Poblado, and Laureles, with tips on top attractions, restaurants, and accommodations for every budget. Discover the best of Medellín's culture, history, and vibrant nightlife.
Day 1: Explore El Poblado & Comuna 13
Morning: Arrival & Settle In
Check into your accommodation in either El Poblado or Laureles.
Relax with breakfast at Pergamino Café or Al Alma Café in El Poblado.
Afternoon: Comuna 13 Tour
Take a guided tour of Comuna 13, renowned for its vibrant street art, escalators, and inspiring history.
Have lunch at Cafe Cliche, a local favorite near the area.
Evening: Nightlife in Poblado
Explore Provenza for dinner and drinks. Try Carmen for fine dining or Mercado del Río for a food hall vibe.
Visit Envy Rooftop Bar for city views and cocktails.
Day 2: Cultural Day in the City
Morning: Botanical Gardens & Explora Park
Start your day at the Jardín Botánico, a peaceful spot to enjoy Medellín’s flora.
Visit Parque Explora, an interactive science museum with an impressive aquarium.
Afternoon: Castillo Museum
Take a cab to El Castillo Museum, a stunning Gothic-style castle with beautiful gardens and views.
Have lunch at Hacienda, which offers traditional Colombian food.
Evening: Laureles Neighborhood Exploration
Head to Laureles to explore La 70 street for a more laid-back vibe with bars and live music. Try Mondongo’s for a traditional Antioquian meal.
Day 3: Day Trip to Guatapé & El Peñol
All Day:
Evening:
Return to Medellín in the evening and unwind. For a quiet night, visit Café Zorba in Poblado for vegetarian food and a relaxing ambiance.
Day 4: History & Relaxation
Morning: Pueblito Paisa
Visit Pueblito Paisa, a replica of a traditional Antioquian town, for panoramic views of Medellín.
Enjoy a local breakfast at the on-site café.
Afternoon: San Antonio Park & Downtown
Take a walking tour of San Antonio Park and explore Plaza Botero, featuring sculptures by Fernando Botero.
Stop by Museo de Antioquia to dive deeper into Colombian art and history.
Evening: Farewell Dinner
Have a farewell dinner at Oci.Mde (El Poblado) for elevated Colombian cuisine or Naturalia Café (Laureles) for a cozy atmosphere.
Places to Stay
El Poblado
Low Budget: Los Patios Hostel Boutique – Modern amenities, rooftop views, and a social vibe.
Midrange: Diez Hotel Categoría Colombia – Stylish, eco-friendly, and centrally located.
Luxury: The Charlee Hotel – Upscale rooms with Provenza nightlife steps away and a rooftop pool.
Laureles
Low Budget: Hotel Bulerias 33 – Cozy rooms in a central yet quiet location.
Midrange: Origen Local Suites – Comfortable with excellent access to La 70.
Luxury: Inntu Hotel – Elegant, eco-friendly hotel with a spa and panoramic city views.
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