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Airports in Miami

Miami (in Florida, US) is served by 4 airports - Miami International Airport, Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport, Miami Seaplane Base and Miami Executive Airport.

Miami International Airport is the primary airport serving the Miami area. It is located 8 miles away from Downtown Miami in metropolitan Miami and ranks as the 10th busiest airport in the United States by annual passenger count. Passengers can avail scheduled flights to almost all major domestic and international destinations from here. The airport is seamlessly connected to the city of Miami through a network of public bus service, Miami's commuter rail system, Metrorail, taxis, shuttles and rental cars.

Explore Medellin

Medellin (officially known as the Municipality of Medellin) is the capital of the department of Antioquia and the second-largest city in Colombia. It is centrally situated in Aburra Valley which is a centrally located region in the Andes Mountains in the South America. The city had played home to the South American drug lord and mafia kingpin, Pablo Escobar and his fearsome drug cartel but has massively reinvented itself since his demise in 1993. Medellin features almost 40 museums, 21 public parks, 28 theaters, and several public libraries- a fact that led The Wall Street Journal award it the Innovative City of the Year in 2013.

Things to do in Medellin

Museo de Antioquia (Museum of Antioquia)

The Museum of Antioquia is a world-glass art museum in Medellin. It was the first museum in Antioquia department and the second in Colombia. The museum has an excellent collection of artworks by local artists, besides 17 rooms full of artifacts of pre-Columbian and colonial era and several 19th century painting and photographs.

Arvi Park

The Arví Park is a popular ecological nature preserve and a pre-Hispanic archeological site spread across many municipalities including Medellin. It features dense forests and walkable trails that run along strands of wildflowers and rare plant species.

Parque de Bolivar (Park of Bolivar)

The Park of Bolivar is an urban park in Medellin. It named in honor of national hero Simon Bolivar and was inaugurated in 1892. This park features a nearly 100-year-old statue of Bolivar. Visitors can best visit the park to attend a traditional Sunday open-air concert on the first three Sundays of every month.

Best Time to Fly to Medellin

Medellin features tropical rainforest climate. The maximum lowest and highest temperature in the city is between 15 and 30-degree Celsius respectively. The city enjoys pleasant spring-like climate throughout the year and is called the 'La Ciudad de la Eterna Primavera', which translates to 'The City of Eternal Spring'. Medellin is an year-round destination, and can be visited any time.