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Department of Colombia
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There are 6 operational airports with daily commercial flights in Antioquia.
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Antioquia is mountainous hence cable cars have become popular for both commuting and tourist transportation.
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Medellín · International · MDE
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Considered by many as the best city in Colombia. Medellín is home to the famous yearly "Flower Festival" in August and the first (and still only) metro system in the country: "Metro de Medellín". Home City of Juanes, Fernando Botero and René Higuita. The metropolitan area is surrounded by many small towns which have become virtual suburbs of the city. These include Envigado, Itaguí, Sabaneta and Caldas (south); Bello, Copacabana and Girardota (north). The spread of the city east and west is limited by topography.
Turbo is a city in the Antioquia region of Colombia. Turbo doesn't have a lot to offer, and its primary interest to travellers is its role as the place to get a boat to Capurganá, from where it is possible to get a boat to Puerto Obaldia in Panama.
Capurganá is a city in the Choco region of Colombia. Despite the written accent on the final syllable, locals pronounce the town's name with the accent on the third syllable.
A pretty lakeside town with hostels available.
Jardín is a town located in the southernmost part of the department of Antioquia. Unlike many other hamlets in the country, Jardín has remained largely unchanged since established in 1864.
Jerico is a small town in Antioquia. It is part of Colombia's Network of Heritage Towns (Pueblos Patrimonio), which is a collection of 17 destinations characterized by having a distinctive architecture, native culture, its own cuisine, natural environment, and for preserving part of the history and development of the country.
Marinilla is a city located in the East subregion of the department of Antioquia, Colombia. The town is one of Antioquia's historic colonial-era towns.
small town on the Gulf of Uraba, home of a large Afro-Colombian population
Santa Fe de Antioquia is a town in Antioquia, near the Cauca river, about 80 km (50 miles) northwest of Medellín. Its weather is hot year round, perfect for holidays or day trips.
mountainous park on the western slopes of the Cordillera Occidental branch of the Andes
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