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Explore the trendy neighborhood of El Poblado, starting with a visit to Lleras Park (Parque Lleras) , a popular destination for nightlife and entertainment. Afterward, head to Explora Park (Parque Explora) , a science center that offers interactive exhibits and programs for all ages.

Visit Barefoot Park (Parque Pies Descalzos) , a public park that features a variety of sensory experiences and activities. Afterward, head to the Antioquia Museum (Museo de Antioquia) , which houses an extensive collection of art and artifacts from the region.

Spend the evening at Medellín Modern Art Museum (Museo de Arte Moderno) , which features a variety of contemporary art exhibits and installations. End your night with a visit to Patio del Tango , a tango-themed bar that offers live music and dancing.

Start your day with a trip to Medellín Planetarium (Planetario de Medellín) , which offers educational programs and exhibits about astronomy and space. Afterward, head to San Pedro Cemetery Museum (Museo Cementerio San Pedro) , which offers guided tours of the cemetery and its historical significance.

Visit the Medellín Metropolitan Cathedral, a stunning Gothic-style cathedral that is the largest church in the city. Afterward, head to Santo Domingo Savio Library (Biblioteca de España) , a public library that features a variety of educational programs and exhibits.

Spend the evening at San Antonio Plaza , a public square that features a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. End your night with a visit to Gardeliana Museum (Museo Casa Gardeliana) , which celebrates the life and legacy of the famous tango singer Carlos Gardel.

Take a trip to El Castillo Museum (Museo El Castillo) , a castle-style mansion that houses an impressive collection of European art and antiques. Afterward, head to the Medellin Botanical Garden , which features a variety of gardens and collections, including a butterfly house and a tropical rainforest.

Visit the iconic Gardel Plaza , a public square that features a statue of Carlos Gardel and a variety of tango-themed shops and restaurants. Afterward, head to the Medellín Planetarium (Planetario de Medellín) , which offers educational programs and exhibits about astronomy and space.

Spend the evening at the San Antonio Plaza , a public square that features a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. End your night with a visit to the Gardeliana Museum (Museo Casa Gardeliana) , which celebrates the life and legacy of the famous tango singer Carlos Gardel.