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Where to go for an evening in Medellín: Plans, places and activities

The little town Paisa is one of the attractions for couples that you have to see in Medellín and it is the first plan of the second day because it is open from 5 in the morning.
By Enrique Ceballos D

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It is a replica museum of the traditional towns of Antioquia that is located on the top of Cerro Nutibara. It exhibits the colonial architecture, the costumes, the typical foods, beautiful memories and more customs of the paisas that you can meet in about three hours.

Once you finish the tour of the little town of Paisa, head to Barefoot Park, which is a 10-minute drive or 30-minute walk north along Carrera 62. This is one of the places to visit with the family in Medellín because It is an interactive station that teach you about the 4 elements of nature; water, fire, earth, and air, and you can take off your shoes to interact. On-site, you can also have lunch at one of the restaurants in its food court.

Little square of the small town Paisa on the hill Nutibara MedellínLittle square of the small town Paisa on the hill Nutibara Medellín

In the afternoon, you will like going to the water museum, it is located next to the food court and right in front of the EPM building, one of the most beautiful in the city. The museum is an interactive space with 3 floors and is made up of 9 rooms, you will take a guided tour of approximately two hours through different dynamic exhibitions that work with water.

Barefoot Park in MedellinBarefoot Park in Medellin

Later, at the end of the afternoon, walk west along Avenida San Juan in the direction of the Medellín City Hall building and the Antioquia Governor's Square because the Plaza Cisneros or also called the Park of Lights is located across the street. It is a historic square with 300 luminous posts up to 24 meters high, the plan is to cross the square at night to enjoy the beautiful colors of light and there are also chairs to rest while.

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