Colombia · CABLE CAR RIDES
Medellín and Bogotá both built cable cars as public transport for hillside neighbourhoods, and both are now among the better views in each city for the price of a metro ticket. These 15 trips are compared on which lines they ride and what they pair with.
Medellin metro and cable car to Comuna 13, graffiti stories, coffee tasting, arepa snack, street dance, and a city-view drink.
“It was nice experience for me. The guide was Natalia she explained many of Comuna13 and Colombia. Also the members were very kind and friendly,I’m happy that I made great memories. Thank you.”
Ride Medellín’s metro and Metrocable H, add Botero and the Barefoot Park, and end with Pueblito Paisa views, all for $26.
“The tour was good, but I think some of the stops were a bit too short, also remember to walk with a snack or cash as food isn’t included.”
Medellín's Comuna 13 tour by metro, cable car, and street art with local guides and panoramic city views.
“Christian (the tour guide) was amazing. He told us all the history of the comuna 13, but also more history about the city and why Medellin has turned into a resilient and strong city. It was truly inspiring and he was super helpful and thoughtful with us, also super funny! I totally recommend him as a guide for this tour!”
Comuna 13 tour in Medellín with a cable car ride, local guide storytelling, and street art views, priced at $27 for about 4.5 hours.
“Camillo was an incredible guide who knew people and kids in the community personally. I was happy to have his insider perspective and guidance exploring the details of Communa 13. I would not have been able to do this activity by myself!”
A private half-day in Medellín linking Metrocable views, Comuna 13 street art, Pueblito Paisa, Botero Plaza sculptures, and Parque del Río.
“Andres was amazing, guiding us all day and making us feel secure. Highly recommended!”
Medellín urban coffee farm tour from San Antonio with tram and cable car. Walk Barrio La Sierra, pick berries, learn seed-to-cup.
“The tour was a cultural experience. Getting the behind scenes look at local coffee production was really enlightening. I highly recommend it to everyone. The cable car experience to get to the coffee farm gives you amazing views of the city. The best coffee you’ll ever have! You can also buy some!”
Private Comuna 13 tour with a Metro Cable ride, electric stairs, and a guided graffiti walk in Medellín, with hotel transfers included.
“Our tour was amazing from start to finish. Our guide, Oscar was prompt, helpful and extremely knowledgeable. He shared so much of Medellín's history and culture with additional perspectives as we rode and walked through the city. The cable car ride offered great views of the city and the cheese bread we tried was fantastic!! We learned a great deal and deepened our appreciation for Communa 13's talent, resourcefulness, and resilience. The murals, the vibe, and culture were awesome. I highly recommend this tour!”
Private Comuna 13 graffiti tour with cable car from San Javier and Colombian fruit tastings, with hotel pickup and all admissions included.
“My private guide Erika was fantastic on the tour . She was knowledgeable, friendly and enthusiastic regarding the history of places we visited .”
Private 6-hour Medellín tour with MetroCable and Comuna 13 murals, plus Botero Plaza, Pueblito Paisa, and Parques del Río.
“Hector did a great job on our tour of Medellin. He seemed to know everyone around town, spoke excellent English, and was well-versed in the background of each area. We especially enjoyed seeing Comuna 13. Very cool art and dancing all around. The gondolas and Botero sculptures were great too. Seemed like the day went by fast because it was a good time. If you want a good private tour, this is a great option. Highly recommended.”
Medellin Comuna 13 private tour with cable car and escalators. Learn history, see murals, meet locals, flexible route, snacks included.
“Juan Carlos was a great guide and very knowledgeable- we had a very good tour of Comuna 13 and the cable car. I would recommend this tour to anyone.”
Private Comuna 13 graffiti tour with cable car views, hotel pickup, and expert storytelling in about 3 hours for $55 per person.
“We booked not knowing we were located out of their pickup area, but instead of them canceling they picked us up. There's a lot of walking, so wear comfortable shoes and clothes. The streets are crowded and narrow. The tour was a couple hours and he didn't rush through it. Carlos was very nice and even asked if he could drop us off somewhere else besides the hotel.”
Medellín cable car and Ayacucho tram to a family coffee farm in La Sierra. Pick berries, learn seed-to-cup, and taste coffee.
“Wonderful tour! Very well thought out to provide both a hands on education on coffee production but also some insights into a neighborhood in Medellin going through social transformation. Our guide David was outstanding!”
Medellín cable car to Comuna 13, local graffiti tour with rap and breakdance, 3D house, escalators, and iconic views.
“great experience but the place was super over crowded - not in the control of the guides. the guide was very helpful, answered all questions and gave us relevant details. Thanks!!”
Medellín Comuna 13 tour with Metrocable views, Electric Stairs, graffiti stories, and maracumango ice cream for $17.
“We had an amazing time with my family. Visiting la Comuna and feeling the warm welcome of everyone that lives there was an amazing experience. Especially thanks to our amazing tour guide Leo, he was very kind and knowledgeable. I can’t recommend him enough if you’re considering visiting La Comuna 13”
Medellín in 4 hours with a small-group walk, tram and cable car rides, Salon Malaga culture, and a fruit market tasting plus snacks.
“I had a very enjoyable time with my tour guide, Oscar. He is very knowledgeable of Medellin and points out many items that could easily be overlooked by the casual observer. One of the highlights was the visit through the farmers market and the sampling of so many types of fruit, all delicious. Oscar also took time to explain the examples of economic disparity that is seen throughout the city.”
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