Where to Stay in Medellín

Most popular neighborhood for digital nomads and expats. Packed with coworking spaces, cafes, restaurants, and nightlife. Parque Lleras is the social epicenter. Known as Gringolandia due to high concentration of foreigners. Most expensive area but offers best infrastructure for remote workers. Very safe with good walkability, though some areas built on hills.

Named coolest neighborhood in the world by TimeOut. Flat, tree-lined residential area with authentic local vibe. Perfect balance of work and life for digital nomads. La 70 street known for paisa nightlife. More affordable than El Poblado with excellent cafe and coworking scene. Art deco architecture and green spaces make it charming for longer stays.

Technically separate municipality but feels like part of Medellin. Quiet, residential, and affluent area one metro stop south of El Poblado. Perfect for digital nomads seeking authentic Colombian experience without tourist crowds. Greener and more peaceful than central areas. Growing expat community discovering this hidden gem.

Sub-neighborhood within El Poblado considered the best barrio for digital nomads. Steps from Metro Poblado station with excellent walkability. Less chaotic than Provenza but still close to everything. Perfect mix of residential calm and proximity to restaurants, cafes, and nightlife. Highly walkable with pedestrian-only streets.