Medellín is the city in which I was born and raised. It is located in the Andean zone of the country and is the capital of the state of Antioquia. Medellin is one of Colombia’s most important and influential cities because of its beauty, population and economy.
The city is famous for its mountains, which surround the city and its year-round semi-tropical climate. The days are warm and the nights cool. The year-round spring weather is the reason Medellin is called “The city of the eternal spring” or La ciudad de la eternal primavera.
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Juju says
Wow. It’s beautiful. I really do have to visit.
rebecca subbiah says
looks wonderful would love to go to Columbia one day have only been to central America, but we will for sure LOL
Oscar says
Colombia my love. Columbia is a University and a district in the United States.
Ann says
Lovely pitures, I wish I can visit that place sometime 🙂
Oysterculture says
Wow Erica it looks like a beautiful city – thanks so much for sharing these pictures. I love the location with the mountains in the background
Hélène says
Thanks for the pics, sounds like a beautiful place to visit.
Soma says
Mountains are the first thing that i noticed. How beautiful. it is my dream to finally settle in a place which has mountains all around it.. but for now . I am living in the flattest of all places:-)
Gera @ SweetsFoods says
Erica I’d love to visit Medellín, love mountains and so beautiful pics 🙂
Cheers!
Gera
Danielle says
what a beautiful city!
rebecca subbiah says
By the way I changed my site address to https://chowandchatter.blogspot.com
To match the name ! Love Rebecca
Kim says
What a beautiful city. Thanks for sharing those pictures. The mountains are so beautiful and green.
Pocky says
Your pictures are beautiful. They’d make awesome looking postcards.
Lori Lynn says
Thanks for sharing, I bet it is an awesome place. You are fortunate.
LL
John says
Beautiful setting–love the mountains!
Erica says
Thank you all for the comments!
Anna says
Beautiful pictures Erica, I would love to visit.
Velva says
Thank you for sharing photos of your homeland with your blogger friends. Very nice.
Erica says
I appeciate you taking the time to visit and leaving a comment.
Thank you so much!
marya says
You live in a very gorgeous city! And all these food! It is now in my list of must-see places! Thanks for dropping by my blog! will follow this one.
the epicurean's market says
What a beautiful place — I can see why you miss it so much.
jeniffer says
love your website!! im from medellin too!! i love my city its beutiful and i love your resepies!! so yummi!!
Kristy says
oh sooooo homesick for this city of my heart…all of you who say you want to visit, you must. Medellin is wonderful, beautiful and the best city I’ve ever lived in – I loved it. The monthly san alejo market downtown is a blast, the restaurants are amazing – can’t tell you all the wonderful places we ate – we went to some of them so often that the waiters knew our drinks order and had them ready as soon as they saw us enter. It is a spectacular place and I wish more people would over-come all the negative stereotypes they see in the media and visit this wonderful place. I plan on retiring here. 14 more years in North America then back to Colombia.
Andrew says
Just got back a few weeks ago from Medellin. Had the usual Bandeja Paisa, Lulu, etc. Also managed to get some Mamoncillos and Guarapo (my favorite). We stayed in a nice hotel in Poblado. I love the place. We also went to one of the islands which was nice but very quiet.
Medellin has changed from when I was there last. It is said you now can take the freeway to Santa Fe Antioquia in about 1 hr now. New roads, bridges, etc. A lot of construction work
Abril says
I have family there too where does your family live, mine own a Plantation of plantanos and bananas. Maybe you know them.
Linda says
Medellin is a beautiful city with wonderful restaurants. I hope to go again.