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Medellín, Colombia 🇨🇴 Ultimate Travel Guide

Once known as the world's most dangerous city in the 1990s, Medellín has transformed into a top tourist destination for international travelers! 🏠 Accommodation For safety, stay in Laureles, El Poblado, or Los Balsos neighborhoods (hotels/Airbnbs). 📱 SIM Cards Skip expensive eSIMs—local physical SIM cards are much cheaper! Downtown Medellín: Best prices (~$5-6 USD for 7-day plans). Airport Tip: Avoid kiosks in arrivals. Go to the 2nd-floor departure hall (look for the convenience store). 💰 Currency Exchange Inter Dolar (El Poblado) offers good rates—bring your passport! 🚕 Taxis Uber: Cheaper for long distances. Cabify: As low as $2 USD for 10-minute rides! 🚶 Comuna 13 Walking Tour Zippy Tour (free but tip ~$25 USD) is a must-do! Meet at San Javier Metro Station—don’t be late! Guides provide deep insights into the area’s transformation. 🚠 Cable Car Over the Barrios Metro Card Required (single ticket = free transfer to cable car). San Javier Station: Take Line J to Aurora CII.64 (stay on for round-trip views). Pro Tip: Choose the standing queue for the best views! (Seats open up after a few stops.) 📅 Recommended Itinerary Medellín City: 2-3 days. + Guatapé Day Trip: Add 1 extra day for the famous rock & lake views. #Medellin #ColombiaTravel #BudgetTravel

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Medellín, Colombia 🇨🇴 Ultimate Travel Guide

Once known as the world's most dangerous city in the 1990s, Medellín has transformed into a top tourist destination for international travelers! 🏠 Accommodation For safety, stay in Laureles, El Poblado, or Los Balsos neighborhoods (hotels/Airbnbs). 📱 SIM Cards Skip expensive eSIMs—local physical SIM cards are much cheaper! Downtown Medellín: Best prices (~$5-6 USD for 7-day plans). Airport Tip: Avoid kiosks in arrivals. Go to the 2nd-floor departure hall (look for the convenience store). 💰 Currency Exchange Inter Dolar (El Poblado) offers good rates—bring your passport! 🚕 Taxis Uber: Cheaper for long distances. Cabify: As low as $2 USD for 10-minute rides! 🚶 Comuna 13 Walking Tour Zippy Tour (free but tip ~$25 USD) is a must-do! Meet at San Javier Metro Station—don’t be late! Guides provide deep insights into the area’s transformation. 🚠 Cable Car Over the Barrios Metro Card Required (single ticket = free transfer to cable car). San Javier Station: Take Line J to Aurora CII.64 (stay on for round-trip views). Pro Tip: Choose the standing queue for the best views! (Seats open up after a few stops.) 📅 Recommended Itinerary Medellín City: 2-3 days. + Guatapé Day Trip: Add 1 extra day for the famous rock & lake views. #Medellin #ColombiaTravel #BudgetTravel

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