Medellín, with its vibrant urban life, is a great starting point to explore the wonders of Antioquia. However, beyond the city, there are charming small towns that preserve their colonial essence and offer an authentic experience. Are you ready to discover them?
Jardín: The Town of Flowers
Jardín is a must-visit destination for nature and tranquility lovers. Its colorful houses, cobblestone streets, and flower-filled gardens make it a truly magical place. Don’t miss the chance to visit the Botanical Garden, the Main Park, and Finca El Ocaso.
[Imagen: Casas coloridas de Jardín, Antioquia]
Guatapé: The Piedra del Peñol and More
Guatapé is famous for its towering Piedra del Peñol, but this picturesque town has so much more to offer. Its colorful houses, cobblestone streets, and peaceful atmosphere make it the perfect place to relax. Don’t miss the chance to sail on the Guatapé reservoir, climb the Piedra del Peñol, and indulge in the local cuisine.
[Imagen: Piedra del Peñol, Guatapé]
Santa Fe de Antioquia: A Journey to the Past
Santa Fe de Antioquia is an architectural gem that preserves its colonial layout. Its churches, plazas, and bahareque houses will transport you to another era. Don’t miss the chance to visit the Puente de Occidente, the Museum of Antioquia, and the Cathedral.
[Imagen: Puente de Occidente, Santa Fe de Antioquia]
Jericó: The Cradle of Coffee
Jericó is known as the cradle of Colombian coffee. This small town offers a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere, perfect for nature and coffee lovers. Don’t miss the chance to visit coffee farms, the Main Park, and the Minor Basilica.
[Imagen: Finca cafetera en Jericó]
