Jericó

Medellín is the capital of the Antioquia department and the second-largest city in Colombia. Its position in the Aburrá Valley, at roughly 1,495 metres above sea level, produces a climate that rarely exceeds 28°C or drops below 16°C. This geographical fact has long shaped how the city is built, lived in, and experienced. Unlike coastal Colombian destinations, Medellín operates on an interior logic: gardens spill across terraces, open-air architecture is the norm, and the boundary between indoor and outdoor space is treated with real seriousness by its best designers and hoteliers.