While other districts, such as El Poblado and Laureles, are famous as the best areas for tourists in Medellín, the City Center offers a fascinating glimpse into the city’s pulse and historical evolution. Medellín’s city center is known locally as “El Centro.” It includes important areas like historic La Candelaria and the La Alpujarra Administrative Center, a hub for government ...
I may be biased, but after living in Medellín’s El Poblado for a few months as a digital nomad, I can tell it is one of the coolest neighborhoods in Latin America. Moreover, it may be among my favorite districts in the world. And what would drive me to make such a strong case for El Poblado? You may ask. ...
Let’s be honest: Caracas doesn’t get much positive attention. While much of its reputation is well deserved, things have arguably gotten a lot better in the last couple of years. During my latest visit to Venezuela, I discovered amazing old places that have been revitalized, as well as newer attractions in a city that needed an image boost. I spent ...
I visited Cartago on a trip through Colombia that took me from the heart of the Coffee Triangle to Cali. A girl I met in the town of Armenia suggested I stop by. “Cartago is just like Salento but without the tourists”. Random girl I met in Colombia Cartago sits in an interesting spot just 53 km (about 33 miles) ...
Mexican food is arguably one of the world’s most famous cuisines and one of my favorites. So, I had big expectations during my first, and so far, only one visit to Mexico City would be an understatement. Luckily, I went on two food tours in Mexico City, which exceeded my expectations and allowed me to understand the country’s gastronomical tradition ...
Cusco, often spelled Cuzco in Spanish or Qusqu in Quechua, rests in the heart of the Andes mountains of Peru. Known as the historic capital of the Inca Empire, it is distinguished by its archaeological remains and Spanish colonial architecture. Sitting at an elevation of over 3,300 meters, it’s also called the ‘Imperial City‘ and was declared a World Heritage ...
Colombia‘s Coffee Axis is undoubtedly the most renowned route in the country. Also known as the Coffee Triangle and Eje Cafetero, this tourist circuit meanders through the region that produces most of Colombia’s coffee. The geographical definition of the Coffee Axis varies depending on whom you ask. Not all coffee-growing areas are part of the Axis, nor are all areas ...
Imagine sipping on a freshly brewed cup of world-famous Colombian coffee as you gaze across lush landscapes from the balcony of a secluded, high-end boutique hotel. With its stunning natural beauty and reputation for top-tier hospitality, Colombia has emerged as a sanctuary for elite travelers seeking exclusive holidays. This country offers deluxe activities that range from private yacht journeys through ...
Tucked away in the towering peaks of the Colombian coffee region, Manizales is a city where modernity meets tradition. With its beautiful landscapes, cultural festivals, and warm, welcoming locals, Manizales invites you to indulge in Colombia’s rich coffee heritage. With its charming streets, colorful homes, and soothing thermal springs, this city provides a refreshing escape from the bustle of larger ...
Medellín may not be the main gateway to Colombia or South America. Yet, after spending some time in cold and cloudy Bogotá, most people end up falling in love with the city. Known as “The City of Eternal Spring,” Medellín not only has a warmer climate, but people are also friendlier, and there’s so much to see and do that ...