Pedal Through History: A Fascinating Electric Bike Tour of Medellin

Welcome to an exciting electric bike tour of Medellin, where we’ll explore the city’s most iconic landmarks and latest urban transformation. From the lush greenery of Parque Ciudad del Rio to the historic Plaza Bolivar, and the impressive Plaza Botero, this journey offers a unique perspective on the city’s rich history, social dynamics, and vision for a sustainable future. With a refreshing juice tasting, coffee sampling, and incredible street art, this tour is the perfect way to discover Medellin’s charm and beauty in a fun, eco-friendly way.

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Parque Ciudad del Rio

A lush park amidst escalating construction and a museum with an architectural design that speaks to the past and the present.

Perpetuo Socorro

Here is where the city’s present makeover is taking place. The creative area is the ideal illustration of how Medelln tries to transform into a city of the future thanks to sustainable structures, mind-blowing murals, and plenty of greenery. In this location, we’ll also partake in a coffee tasting event inside a roasting facility.

Parque San Antonio

At this park, where two sculptures by the foremost Colombian artist depict one of the most horrific bombs to have occurred in the city in the past century, life and death coexist.

Museo Casa de la Memoria

Learn about the oldest trees, historical characters, and the museum that uses art to discuss armed conflict as you travel down the most significant street in Medelln’s development. Instead of going inside the museum, we talk about it and offer you to visit at a later time when you have at least a few hours to spare.

Parque de Bolívar

The park contains one of the largest solid-brick buildings in the world as well as the largest church and the oldest house in the city. This location discusses the city’s early growth as well as the contemporary dynamics brought on by the social catastrophe in our neighboring nation of Venezuela.

Coltejer Building (Pass By)

The highest building in the city is located on Junin, the busiest commercial thoroughfare. There, at a business that has been operating for more than 20 years, we will try a juice produced with freshly cut fruits.

Plaza Botero

Between the Museo de Antioquia and the Palace of Culture, there is the largest collection of Botero paintings in the world—23 of them. One of the city’s must-see locations.

Parque De Las Luces

Well known in its night pictures, this park displays 300 towers of light that bring life to the place at night. It is also the evidence of the early stage of the modern urbanistic transformation of the city.

Plaza Mayor

The hub of the city’s events, where many architectural styles and building materials converge.

Parques del Rio

The most latest and stunning example of urban design and open space. At this stunning and inspiring location, families, pets, exercisers, and kite flyers will be the norm, demonstrating the kind of future the city desires for its citizens.

Conquistadores

A neighborhood where you can walk across all 18 of its parks without ever crossing a street. Conquistadores is a cleverly constructed location that exudes a tranquil and unwinding atmosphere.