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Going out at night in Medellín (without Lleras)

We won’t send you to Parque Lleras: Medellín has better nights. Provenza, Manila and Astorga have bars and restaurants a few blocks from each other, La 70 is where locals go to party, and downtown you can still hear tango. This is the night we’d plan for a friend arriving in the city.

  1. Provenza1
    Food$$$$$2 to 4 hours

    Provenza

    Area of El Poblado around Carrera 35, with trees, restaurants, bars and shops; Time Out named it one of the coolest streets in the world.

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  2. Manila2
    Food$$$$$2 to 4 hours

    Manila

    A neighborhood of old houses and short streets in El Poblado, from Calle 10 north, full of cafés, taquerías, grills and small bookstores.

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  3. La 70 (Carrera 70)3
    Activities$$$$$2 to 4 hours

    La 70 (Carrera 70)

    Laureles' street of bars, restaurants and street food, next to the Atanasio Girardot stadium. On game days it fills up early.

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  4. Son Havana4
    Activities$$$$$2 to 4 hours

    Son Havana

    Salsa and Cuban son bar in Laureles since 2010, with a live orchestra Thursday to Saturday and a free dance class at the start of the night.

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  5. Salón Málaga5
    Activities2 to 4 hours

    Salón Málaga

    Bar from 1957 on Carrera Bolívar with 78 rpm records, tango, boleros and old music; it's next to San Antonio station.

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  6. El Social Tienda Mixta6
    Activities$$$$$0 to 2 hours

    El Social Tienda Mixta

    A Provenza corner store that opened in 1969 and is now a bar: tables on the street, cold beer, empanadas and home-style food.

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  7. Alambique7
    Food$$$$$2 to 4 hours

    Alambique

    Kitchen and bar on a third floor in El Poblado, with no sign out front: recipes from Colombia's regions done their own way, cocktails with viche and a terrace full of plants.

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  8. Mercado del Río8
    Food0 to 2 hours

    Mercado del Río

    Food hall in an old warehouse in Ciudad del Río, next to the Bancolombia building: dozens of kitchens, bars and tejo courts.

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  9. Cannario Rooftop9
    Food$$$$$2 to 4 hours

    Cannario Rooftop

    Chef-driven restaurant in El Poblado: Colombian ingredients with international techniques, a wine list and signature cocktails.

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  10. The Terrace, pizzeria and spritz bar10
    Food2 to 4 hours

    The Terrace, pizzeria and spritz bar

    Rooftop pizzeria in El Poblado: wood-fired pizza, pasta, salads, cocktails and wine, with a city view and music at sunset.

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  11. Miradores de Las Palmas11
    ActivitiesFree0 to 2 hours

    Miradores de Las Palmas

    Lookouts along the Las Palmas road with a view of the whole Aburrá Valley, best at sunset and at night. Food stands and restaurants nearby.

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