Medellín

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Medellín is Colombia’s second-largest city, known for its mountainous setting, innovative urban development, and vibrant cultural life.

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instanceOf city
continent South America
country Colombia
elevatedToCityStatusIn 1675
foundedAs Poblado de San Lorenzo de Aburrá
foundedIn 1616
governedBy Mayor of Medellín
hasAirport Olaya Herrera Airport
hasAverageElevation about 1,500 meters above sea level
hasCableTransport Metrocable
hasClimate tropical rainforest climate
hasFootballClub Atlético Nacional
Independiente Medellín
hasGovernmentType mayor–council government
hasInternationalAirport José María Córdova International Airport
hasMuseum Museo de Antioquia
Museo de Arte Moderno de Medellín
hasNickname City of Eternal Spring
hasOfficialLanguage Spanish
hasPublicSquare Plaza Botero
hasRapidTransitSystem Medellín Metro
linked to: Metro de Medellín
hasRiver Medellín River
hasSisterCity Barcelona
Miami
San Diego
hasStadium Atanasio Girardot Stadium
hasTramSystem Ayacucho Tram
hasUniversity EAFIT University
Pontifical Bolivarian University
University of Antioquia
hostsEvent Colombiamoda fashion fair
Feria de las Flores
Festival Internacional de Poesía de Medellín
is second-largest city in Colombia
isCapitalOf Antioquia Department
isPartOf Aburrá Metropolitan Area
knownFor innovative urban development
mild spring-like weather
public transportation integration
social urbanism projects
vibrant cultural life
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Antioquia Department
locatedInMountainRange Andes
locatedInTimeZone Colombia Standard Time
linked to: America/Bogota
locatedInValley Aburrá Valley
namedAfter Medellín, Extremadura, Spain
population over 2,000,000 inhabitants
recognizedBy 2013 Innovative City of the Year by Wall Street Journal and Urban Land Institute
UTCOffset UTC−05:00

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Colombian Spanish spokenInCity Medellín
Colombia majorCity Medellín
Narcos settingLocation Medellín
Turbo, Colombia roadConnection Medellín
Gwangju sisterCity Medellín
Antioquia Department capital Medellín
J Balvin placeOfBirth Medellín, Colombia
linked to: Medellín
J Balvin hasResidence Medellín, Colombia
linked to: Medellín
Juan Pablo Ángel placeOfBirth Medellín
Juan Pablo Ángel homeCity Medellín
Paisa Spanish spokenInCity Medellín
Fernando Botero placeOfBirth Medellín
Fernando Botero livedIn Medellín
Fernando Botero hasPublicArtIn Medellín
Pablo Escobar placeOfDeath Medellín, Antioquia, Colombia
linked to: Medellín
Pablo Escobar residence Medellín, Colombia
linked to: Medellín
Andean region hasMajorCity Medellín
La Quica setting Medellín
Steve Murphy (Narcos character) operationalLocation Medellín
subject linked to: Steve Murphy – Boyd Holbrook
Gustavo Gaviria based in Medellín
Necoclí departmentCapital Medellín
Apartadó roadConnection Medellín
Javier Peña primarySetting Medellín
Aburrá Valley contains Medellín
Aburrá Valley majorCity Medellín
Aburrá Valley urbanCore Medellín
Bello locatedNorthOf Medellín
Bello departmentCapital Medellín
Bello sharesUrbanContinuumWith Medellín
Bello borderedBy Medellín
Itagüí borderedBy Medellín
Itagüí locatedNear Medellín
Itagüí departmentCapital Medellín
Paisas majorCity Medellín
Feria de las Flores locatedIn Medellín
Feria de las Flores mainCity Medellín