Flights from New York City to Medellin (NYC to MDE)

Medellin, the second largest city in Columbia, is the capital of the department of Antiquia. The city is in the Aburra Valley, which is a dominant part of the Andes Mountains in South America. The skyline of the city extends to great elevations setting soaring apartments and office buildings against a background of jagged peaks in all directions. The delightful weather of Medellin offers city its nickname of 'the City of Eternal Spring'. Some of the major tourist attractions in the city encompass plazas, parks, gardens, and much more.

Things to do in Medellin

Plaza Botero

Plaza Botero, home to 23 of Fernando Botero’s attention-grabbing sculptures, can be reached via the Parque Berrio metro station. Explorers should make certain to step inside the Museo de Antioquia facing the plaza. The admission in this museum is free and visitors can see paintings by Botero as well as other distinguished Latin artists.

Parque Berrio

Parque Berrio, situated across the street from Plaza Botero, is a small park always teeming with local street performers performing traditional Colombian music and quite a plethora of juice vendors.

Jardin Botanico

Easily reachable from the Universidad metro station, Jardin Botanico is city’s botanical garden that organizes a plethora of events, concerts, and festivals all-round the year. Explorers can go here to relish a break from the hustle-bustle of the city.

Best Time to Visit Medellin

Weather-wise, the best time to book flights from New York City to Medellin is from June to August. During these months, the climate of the city remains comforting and pleasant enough for sightseeing. If booking for the peak season, it is advisable to book Medellin flights well in advance to avoid paying higher prices at the last minute.