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Take a ride on the Metrocable , a cable car system that offers stunning views of the city and surrounding mountains. Visit Plaza Botero , a public square that features a collection of bronze sculptures by renowned Colombian artist Fernando Botero.

Explore Pueblito Paisa , a replica of a traditional Antioquian village located on a hilltop. Take in the panoramic views of the city, browse the artisan shops, and learn about the region's cultural heritage.

Visit Medellín Modern Art Museum (Museo de Arte Moderno) , which houses a collection of contemporary Colombian art. Afterward, enjoy a tango show and dinner at Patio del Tango , a restaurant that celebrates the rich tradition of Argentine tango.

Start your day at Medellin Botanical Garden, a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city. Explore the various gardens and ecosystems, and learn about Colombia's diverse flora and fauna.

Visit Explora Park (Parque Explora) , a science and technology museum that offers interactive exhibits and experiences for all ages. Don't miss a visit to the Medellín Planetarium (Planetario de Medellín) , located within the park, to learn about the wonders of the universe.

Take a stroll to Medellín Metropolitan Cathedral , an impressive neo-Gothic church that is a symbol of Medellin's religious heritage. End your night with dinner at Santo Domingo Savio Library (Biblioteca de España) , a unique library that is also a community center and cultural space.

Start your day with a visit to Gardeliana Museum (Museo Casa Gardeliana) , a tribute to the famous tango singer Carlos Gardel. Explore the museum's collection of memorabilia and learn about Gardel's influence on tango music.

Visit Barefoot Park (Parque Pies Descalzos) , a unique park where visitors are encouraged to take off their shoes and walk on different textures. Enjoy the sensory experience and relax in the park's green spaces.

Spend the evening in San Antonio Plaza , a charming square with colonial architecture and a lively atmosphere. Explore the surrounding streets filled with shops, cafes, and restaurants. End your night with a visit to Gardel Plaza , a square dedicated to Carlos Gardel, where you can listen to tango music and enjoy a traditional Argentine empanada.