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.
Looking at a busy lunchtime crowd near the Botero Metro Station in Medellin, Colombia, (circa 2009).
Medellin’s central business district in view with some tall buildings. Behind that you can see some eastern suburbs and...
A mural of León de Greiff a Colombian poet on a metro station wall in Medellin. He lived between...
View of houses perched high above the hills of Medellin in the northern suburb of Santo Domingo Savio. The...
Streets in the suburb of Popular are very narrow. This is one of the reasons why the city of...
While homes in the suburb of Popular in Medellin are generally considered lower class, they are often painted bright...
The Library of Spain in Medellin is an imposing piece of architecture that hovers over the city of Medellin. ...
A Paisa is someone from the Paisa Region located in northwest Colombia. This region includes the following departments: Antioquia,...
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