4. The neighborhood Prado was born in 1926, was a residential area where the business elite luxury
homes built with imported European styles, incorporating outstanding handicraft with local
labor. The neighborhood was designed with wide streets, front gardens and large trees, flowering
guayacanes cadmiums and located in the streets and racing. Prado is recognized as an
outstanding example of the domestic architecture built in Medellín until 1950.
5. The Urban Avenue trip the Poblado, along with the revamped 10th Street and the creek linear park President, in the
manner of a modern,pedestrian corridor, connecting the various parts of the area.
The main park of El Poblado, allowing rest amid the stir of the city, was the site of the first settlement was founded.
Valley Aburrá and San Jose Church of El Poblado, old house built where the temple was builted San Lorenzo de Aburrá.
the first of the city, the Parque Lleras and around or "pink zone" special meeting point for young people, executives and
tourists.
The 10-large commercial and fashion showcase-, and Spring Way Provence, with exclusive shops of renowned fashion
designers national and local street and good food, cozy restaurants are concentrated.
7. Expression of antioqueña culture, The flower show is the most celebration nationally recognized. Has a large
number of domestic and foreign visitors every years. The duration is 10 days and celebrated each year.
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9. The climate is temperate and humid with an average temperature of 23.5 centigradeDegrees. The
pleasant and mild climate has earned him the nickname
The city of eternal spring.
The Climate is fairly uniform throughout the year, with a few variations in temperature
between December and January and in June and July, the hot dry seasons of the year. However
there are many differences in the climate of the different neighborhoods of the
city. Thehottest neighborhoods are those located in the city center
10. Key feature of this dish is its enormous wealth, both in quantity and variety of foods, so
that the tray full paisa only be called to serve on large plates trays.
11. It is the first mass transit system to be built in Colombia. Began operations on November
30, 1995 and has since mobilized more than a billion passengers.
The Metro is working on the design and construction of a light rail (tram), which
together metrocable two new lines, connect the central-eastern suburbs with the
city center. Tram anger Ayacucho Street, will have 4.3 km long and its start-up is scheduled for 2015
