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🇨🇴 Where to live in Medellín

Medellín's residential areas run from the upscale, expat-heavy slopes of El Poblado to the leafy grid streets of Laureles and the busy historic core downtown. South of the city, Envigado and Sabaneta keep a more traditional, family-oriented feel with parks and green space. Most of the areas listed sit within a ten-minute walk of a metro station.

Open Medellín on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.

Which area suits whom

Laureles

Suits residents who want a livable, local area with leafy grid streets and an eight-minute walk to Estadio station.

Provenza

For those who want restaurants, boutiques and nightlife at the door and do not mind a lively setting.

Sabaneta

Fits families looking for a small-town feel and green surroundings, with Sabaneta station seven minutes away.

La Candelaria

Works for anyone who wants to live in the downtown heart among churches and markets, five minutes from Parque Berrío station.

10 neighborhoods

El Poblado

Upscale · Nightlife · Expat hub · Provenza

Laureles

Leafy · Local · Grid streets · Livable

Envigado

Traditional · Family · Parks · Authentic

El Centro

Historic core · Botero Plaza · Busy · Cultural

Belén

Residential · Local life · Affordable · Diverse

La Candelaria

Downtown heart · Churches · Markets · Central

Sabaneta

Small-town feel · Rising · Family · Green

Estadio

Sports district · Central · Metro · Local

Manila

Poblado charm · Cafés · Walkable · Trendy

Provenza

Nightlife core · Restaurants · Boutiques · Lively

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