View of the Metrocable in Medellin Colombia from Acevedo railway station. Metrocable is a gondola transport system that reaches some of the least developed suburban areas of the city. Rather than widen existing roads and in order to provide efficient transport high up steep hills, the Metrocable was born. It has been so successful that it has since expanded to three different lines.
Typical midday crowds at Cultura Palace in Medellin, Colombia. The building itself is home to a number of organizations...
The Medellin River flows for 60 km (37 mi) and through the Colombian city of Medellin. After that, the...
View of houses perched high above the hills of Medellin in the northern suburb of Santo Domingo Savio. The...
Expansive view of Medellin in Colombia as seen from the north in the suburb of Santo Domingo Savio looking...
View of Avenida Colombia in Medellin’s central business district, (circa 2009)
View of the Metro Cable in Medellin from ground level in a suburb called Popular. In 2004, Medellin opened...
Looking at a busy lunchtime crowd near the Botero Metro Station in Medellin, Colombia, (circa 2009).
View of the square in Pueblito Paisa (Little Town) in Medellin Colombia. Located on the top of Nutibarra Hill,...
Is this image open source?
As long as you give credit to the author by linking back to this site or this page, then yes.