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Very close to the Pueblito Paisa, on Nutibara Hill, is this viewpoint from which you can enjoy a good panoramic view of Medellín.

Nutibara Hill is named after an indigenous chief. At the summit, you can enjoy a traditional Paisa village and views of the city. Its lush green surroundings delight visitors.

Nutibara Hill is a small promontory offering views of the city. It is named after an indigenous chief.

Monumental bronze figures gracefully adorn the grounds of the Museum of Antioquia in Berrío Park, one of Medellín's most renowned and historically significant locations. This park is home to the world's only open-air plaza featuring 23 sculptures by the master Fernando Botero. Gifted to the city in 2002, the sculptures provided the perfect opportunity to inaugurate the Plaza de las Esculturas, better known as Plaza Botero. There, the bronze sculptures embody the sensuality that Botero sought to convey through his work and his use of form as a means of expression.

This sculpture by Botero was also destroyed in a bombing attack on a crowd and is preserved as a memorial.

Here you can see some wonderful sculptures by Fernando Botero.

Knowing how our city connects to the world through this means of transport helps us understand how development comes to our City. It is not only an Architectural Heritage, but also a Social Heritage of Medellín.

Excellent section for hill repeats. Minimal traffic.