The Medellín Metro is much more than a transportation system; it is a symbol of the city's transformation. Connecting different areas of the city and offering a comfortable and safe experience, it is the best option for getting around Medellín.
History of the Medellin Metro
Opened in 1995, the Medellín Metro has been a crucial element in the modernization of the city. It is the only metro system in Colombia and has won several international awards for its efficiency and service.
How to use the subway
The system is easy to use for tourists. Tickets can be purchased at any station, and the cost is affordable. In addition, the metro connects with other transport systems, such as buses and the metrocable, facilitating access to different points of interest.
Main lines and stations
The Medellín Metro has several lines that cover a large part of the city and the metropolitan area. Line A is the main one, connecting the south and north of the city. San Antonio station is a key point, as it is the interconnection center between the different lines.
Metrocable: A transport with a view
The Metrocable is one of the most innovative additions to Medellin's transportation system. It connects the highest areas of the city to the center, offering not only a transportation solution but also stunning panoramic views of Medellin.
Tips for tourists
To make the most of the metro system, it is advisable to avoid rush hour as it can be very crowded. Also, it is a good idea to plan your route in advance using the metro map available at all stations.
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