Medellin and Bogota are serving serious vibes!

Dreaming of a trip that mixes urban art, airport shortcuts, and live music? Medellin and Bogota are serving serious vibes! 🛩️🎶✨ The highlight: grooving to Bandalos Chinos LIVE at Teatro Pablo Tobón Uribe, plus a splash of iconic cityscapes and hidden tips from my 3-day Colombia journey. Day 1: Medellin Essentials Start your morning at Plaza Botero (Av. Carabobo, La Candelaria, Medellín). Picture giant, whimsical sculptures sprawled across the plaza—open all day, totally free, super photogenic. Grab coffee nearby for a cheap caffeine fix. Tip: It gets busy by midday, so go early for chill photos! Day 2: Airport Hacks & Event Night Zip through Olaya Herrera Airport if you’re taking regional flights—small, low-key, way less hassle than the international hub. Night: Head to Teatro Pablo Tobón Uribe (Antioquia, Medellín) for the Bandalos Chinos - Vandalos World Tour 2025. The crowd’s hype, and the acoustics rock, so snag seats on the left side for better stage views. Pro tip: Arrive 45 mins before showtime to avoid the entry rush and grab a snack at the theater’s little café. Day 3: Bogota Touchdown Fly into El Dorado International Airport—clean, organized, plenty of ATMs. Taxis are official, but use the airport wi-fi to check ride-share apps for cheaper deals. Getting Around: Medellin’s metro system is fast and affordable—grab a travel card for multiple rides. In Bogota, opt for TransMilenio buses or trusted taxis from El Dorado. Money: Cash is king for small expenses, but major venues and airports take cards. Weather: Expect mild temps; light rain jacket = smart move! #colombiaadventure #medellinvibes #bogotabound #livemusiclatinamerica