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If there is one thing you should do in Medellin, no matter how long you are in the city, you must ride the Metrocable! We got on at the Acevedo station, rode the K line all the way to Santa Domingo, changed to the L...More
If you’d like to get a nice birds eye view over the city I would highly recommend this. Super cheap to go on the metro cables and ride to the top. My suggestion would be to take the metro cable to the parque arvi as...More
Very nice experience it was rainibg but still amazing view and very cheap. I beluwve it was amor $1 in usd. You have ride train which by the way is very smooth and quiet some high tech stuff. So u ride train first to switch...More
What a fantastic experience. Overall the metro and metrocable are seamless transferring from one to the other and are reasonably priced. I was taken aback at how clean and efficient the whole system is. The views are stunning and go all the way to parque...More
What a amazing view of the Barrios built into the Andes,going up to the top of the mountains by Metro cable was a experience of a lifetime, the ride was smooth and calming. The top is beautiful jungles that you can get a tour of....More
A great opportunity to indulge in the mountainous views from a metrocable car is not to be passed up! There are several directions you can take to ride the cable cars (East, West, North..) North takes you to Parque Arbi, a very popular park, but...More
Taking the metro cable is a fantastic idea when you want to have a glimpse of Medellin city, it's beautiful mountains,the variety of greens and beautiful blue sky. It is very clean too.
This is really cool. Must see. It takes a while to get to the top, but it's fun and cheap. I walked to the river which was about an hour round trip (and a little longer because I stopped for pics). Definitely a unique experience...More
Would highly recommend taking the metro cable while in Medellin. Not only is it very affordable (only a few US dollars) it gives great views of the city, and the other, poorer side of Medellin, which in its own way was still amazing to see...More
Most exciting part of the trip. But you have to be comfortable with heights and going through some not so pretty parts of towns. We took the metro which gets crowded in some stations. Try to avoid coming back into town after 4:00 PM when...More
