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How to Meet Other Travellers in Medellín

Medellín is a vibrant and picturesque city with a range of places that can provide the perfect spot to meet other travellers and locals. Whether you’re looking for lively nightlife or simply want to meet new people over coffee, you’ll find the perfect spot in Medellín. Here are some of the top places to meet other travellers and make new friends during your stay in the city.

YogaCampus

If you’re looking for a chilled-out spot to make new friends, YogaCampus is a great option. The studio offers a selection of yoga and meditation classes, plus plenty of vegetarian and vegan food. YogaCampus provides the perfect place to relax, clear your head and meet new people in a tranquil environment. Its regular events provide an opportunity to immerse in the local lifestyle and chat with other travellers. Check out YogaCampus’ website to see what’s on during your stay. Personally, I think this is a great spot to meet like-minded people who are focused on mindfulness and self-care.

Filamento Café

For a great coffee and chat, take a trip to Filamento Café. This trendy spot hosts live music on Thursday and Sunday evenings, providing a great spot for travellers to come together and have some fun. The indoor area has a range of comfy chairs and tables, plus there’s an outdoor terrace if you’d prefer to soak up some sun while you chat. For those who are work-minded, there’s also wi-fi, making it an ideal spot for travelling digital professionals. Check out Filamento Café’s website to see what events are coming up. In my opinion, this is the perfect place to visit if you’re looking for a relaxed spot to work and mingle with others.

Urban Rooftop Bar

Located in the heart of El Poblado district, Urban Rooftop Bar offers amazing views of the cityscape, as well as an extensive range of craft beers, cocktails and wines. Hosting DJs and live music events every night of the week, the bar is popular with locals, expats and international travellers alike. As well as having an impressive drinks menu, there’s also delicious food on offer throughout the evening. Check out Urban Rooftop Bar’s website to get all the latest info on events and happy hour deals. I think this is the best place to get a taste of the city’s energetic nightlife while chatting with fellow travellers.

Río Coco

For those who really feel like shaking up their nights out, head over to Río Coco – Medellín’s favourite reggae jam session spot. Held on Wednesday nights in the heart of Laureles district, this popular event attracts local and international reggae enthusiasts who come together for an evening of great drinks, music and conversation. Check out Río Coco’s website for all the details on what’s happening during your stay. Personally, I think this is an amazing place to socialise with people from all over the globe and make lasting relationships.

El Tesoro Mall

If you’re looking for somewhere cheap yet fun to hang out, why not try El Tesoro Mall? This multi-story shopping centre has plenty of vibrant stores, offering great discounts and bargains that are ideal for budget-conscious travellers. Inside the mall you’ll find an array of cafés, restaurants and bars, where you can hang out with friends or make new ones while enjoying a bite to eat or a drink. The mall is open seven days a week from 10am– 9pm – check out the El Tesoro website for more info. For me, El Tesoro Mall is the best spot to pick up goodies in Medellín while getting your retail therapy fix and socialising with new friends at the same time.

Calle 10

For a more traditional taste of Medellín, head over to Calle 10 – Medellín’s very own street food market – where locals gather between lunchtime and early evening from Wednesday–Sunday to eat delicious street food and catch up with friends. It attracts an eclectic mix of people from all walks of life – from young professionals to families – so you’ll always find someone to chat with here. For more information about where to find Calle 10, check out this guide by The Travelling Dutchman. In my opinion, this is a great place to sample local delicacies while getting to know new people in Medellín’s bustling city centre.

So whether you’re looking for a chilled-out coffee shop or a vibrant reggae jamming session spot, Medellín has an eclectic mix of places where you can meet other travellers and locals alike. With these options in mind, you won’t find it hard to find your perfect hangout spot or make new connections during your stay in the city.