![]() ![]() Street food is delicious but unless you’re with someone that knows the area or vendor, avoid buying street food. Drunk you might not be a good judge of character but keep an eye out. Nothing ruins a trip more than stomach problems, believe me. You be the judge, if you see a place with questionable hygiene, go with your gut. In every corner, you’ll see vendors offering burgers, hot dogs, kebabs, etc. Medellin is one of the only cities in Colombia where you can drink tap water but that alone will not do.Ĭoming from a place where sanitary rules are the norm, your body is used to different types of foods so to not disrupt that, please refrain from eating from any old street vendor. ![]() That being said, find a place that has a long line of cabs (these places are easy to find and safe) and has one of them take you home. Have your address and ID with you at all times and avoid wearing expensive jewelry. This is why it is important to be with someone who speaks Spanish or at least have a dictionary present. Tip for wandering off in MedellinĪs humans, we know when we’re out of our comfort zones. If you have an event planned outside of El Poblado, be sure you hire a local guide or concierge service. The further you leave El Poblado, the more difficult it is to find someone who speaks English. Many female “friends” have invited our guests to party in other neighborhoods and this hardly ever ends up being good. We recommend if you don’t have a local friend you trust, refrain from wandering off. Many of our more adventurous guests like to wander off and explore other neighborhoods for their nightlife. Poblado has always been a great neighborhood and though it can be touristy, this is your safe area. You’re likely going to be staying in El Poblado which is the city’s best and safest sector. This is great and Medellin has a ton of landmarks.īut it is when the exploring gets out of hand after hours that things get complicated. You’re likely visiting on your own and love to do some exploring. Instead, here are our top 5 things not to do in Medellin. But this article isn’t about what to do in Medellin. Medellin has opened its doors to eager visitors who wish to embark on a new adventure in a country new to travelers. The city has undergone a massive renaissance since the mid-2000s and this is only the beginning. What the dos and don’ts are but especially, what not to do in Medellin? Top 5 Things NOT to do in Medellin, ColombiaĮvery week flocks of tourists come down in Medellin while thousands back home wonder whether the city is safe. ![]()
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