Navigate Medellín easily with its modern, efficient, and affordable transportation system.
Medellín's Metro is the pride of the city - clean, punctual, and safe. It's the backbone of public transportation, connecting major neighborhoods and business districts.
The system includes two main lines (A and B) plus cable car lines that reach hillside communities, making it both practical and scenic.
Operating hours: 4:30 AM to 11:00 PM Monday-Saturday, 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM Sunday. Trains run every 2-5 minutes during peak hours.
Most efficient way to travel. Clean, safe, and connects all major areas including hillside neighborhoods via cable cars.
Widely available and affordable. Uber is popular and safe. Traditional taxis are also reliable with meters.
Extensive bus network covering all areas. More complex for tourists but very economical for locals.
Free public bike sharing system with stations throughout the city. Great for short trips and exploring.
Available for day trips to Guatapé, coffee farms, or other destinations outside the city. Not recommended for city driving.
José María Córdova Airport is 45 minutes from city center. Multiple transport options available.
The Civica card is the easiest way to pay for metro, cable cars, and buses. Available at all metro stations.
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