



by Turibike
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$98This 3-hour e-bike tour moves beyond Medellín’s busiest tourist spots into neighborhoods where locals live daily life. The ride begins at Parque Ciudad del Rio near El Poblado, where participants check their bikes before starting the route. The tour includes stops at Unidad Deportiva de Belén, a lively sports complex where locals gather for soccer and outdoor activities. Next, the group visits a traditional park known for its old trees and relaxed atmosphere, where riders taste a local specialty: arepa with quesito, a staple food loved by residents. The tour continues through Laureles neighborhood, pausing at a monument that celebrates the history and connection between American countries, a popular photo spot. Riders then explore Conquistadores, a neighborhood designed around 18 parks connected without crossing streets, known for its calm environment. The return leg may include additional local treats. Another stop features a local spot in Belén to try the famous buñuelo along with other traditional snacks. Throughout the tour, helmets, bottled water, snacks, rain ponchos, bicycle use, and insurance are provided. Gratuities, hotel pickup and drop-off, and drinks are not included. This ride requires intermediate cycling skills and participants must meet age, height, and weight requirements.
Unidad Deportiva de Belén
This sports complex is a popular local gathering place where people enjoy soccer matches and outdoor activities. The stop lasts about 20 minutes and offers a chance to observe Medellín’s community life.
20 min
Traditional Park and Arepa Tasting
At this stop, participants spend about an hour tasting arepa with quesito, a highly popular local food. The park nearby retains an old-school vibe with large trees and elderly locals spending time there, reflecting an authentic atmosphere.
60 min
Laureles Neighborhood Monument
A brief stop of about 5 minutes to see a recent monument in Laureles that celebrates the history and ties between American countries. This location is a favored spot for photographs.
5 min
Conquistadores Neighborhood
This neighborhood features 18 parks connected without crossing streets, creating a peaceful and relaxing area. The exact stop duration is unspecified, and the route then heads back, possibly with additional local food tastings on the way.
Parque Ciudad del Rio
Located near El Poblado, this park is the starting point where bikes are checked before the tour begins. The stop lasts about 30 minutes.
30 min
Local Spot in Belén for Buñuelo Tasting
At this local venue, participants spend about 30 minutes trying the traditional buñuelo from Belén along with other regional snacks.
30 min
We are located 10 min away from Poblado Metro Station. Find us on Google Maps or Waze like "Turibike".
End point
We are located 10 min away from Poblado Metro Station. Find us on Google Maps or Waze like "Turibike".




by Turibike
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$98This 3-hour e-bike tour moves beyond Medellín’s busiest tourist spots into neighborhoods where locals live daily life. The ride begins at Parque Ciudad del Rio near El Poblado, where participants check their bikes before starting the route. The tour includes stops at Unidad Deportiva de Belén, a lively sports complex where locals gather for soccer and outdoor activities. Next, the group visits a traditional park known for its old trees and relaxed atmosphere, where riders taste a local specialty: arepa with quesito, a staple food loved by residents. The tour continues through Laureles neighborhood, pausing at a monument that celebrates the history and connection between American countries, a popular photo spot. Riders then explore Conquistadores, a neighborhood designed around 18 parks connected without crossing streets, known for its calm environment. The return leg may include additional local treats. Another stop features a local spot in Belén to try the famous buñuelo along with other traditional snacks. Throughout the tour, helmets, bottled water, snacks, rain ponchos, bicycle use, and insurance are provided. Gratuities, hotel pickup and drop-off, and drinks are not included. This ride requires intermediate cycling skills and participants must meet age, height, and weight requirements.
Unidad Deportiva de Belén
This sports complex is a popular local gathering place where people enjoy soccer matches and outdoor activities. The stop lasts about 20 minutes and offers a chance to observe Medellín’s community life.
20 min
Traditional Park and Arepa Tasting
At this stop, participants spend about an hour tasting arepa with quesito, a highly popular local food. The park nearby retains an old-school vibe with large trees and elderly locals spending time there, reflecting an authentic atmosphere.
60 min
Laureles Neighborhood Monument
A brief stop of about 5 minutes to see a recent monument in Laureles that celebrates the history and ties between American countries. This location is a favored spot for photographs.
5 min
Conquistadores Neighborhood
This neighborhood features 18 parks connected without crossing streets, creating a peaceful and relaxing area. The exact stop duration is unspecified, and the route then heads back, possibly with additional local food tastings on the way.
Parque Ciudad del Rio
Located near El Poblado, this park is the starting point where bikes are checked before the tour begins. The stop lasts about 30 minutes.
30 min
Local Spot in Belén for Buñuelo Tasting
At this local venue, participants spend about 30 minutes trying the traditional buñuelo from Belén along with other regional snacks.
30 min
We are located 10 min away from Poblado Metro Station. Find us on Google Maps or Waze like "Turibike".
End point
We are located 10 min away from Poblado Metro Station. Find us on Google Maps or Waze like "Turibike".