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Medellín Museum of Modern Art

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Medellín Museum of Modern Art

Overview

Opened in 1978, the Medellín Museum of Modern Art showcases contemporary Colombian art. The galleries feature rotating exhibitions and multimedia works inside a repurposed industrial building, offering a quiet cultural space in the city.

Getting There

From central Medellín, a taxi or rideshare takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Alternatively, ride the metro to Industriales station on Line A, which is roughly a 10-minute walk from the entrance.

Time to Allow

Plan to spend 1.5 to 2 hours to view the indoor collections and current temporary exhibitions.

When to Visit

Weekday mornings are generally quiet. The galleries and adjacent plaza see heavier crowds on weekend afternoons and during evening public events. With Medellín's mild climate, it is a practical visit year-round and works well as an indoor option during rain.

Nearby Attractions

Nearby places to combine with a visit include:

  • Nutibara Sculpture Park (1.6km)
  • Parque Lleras (1.8km)
  • Medellín Metropolitan Theatre (2.2km)
  • La Alpujarra Administrative Center (2.3km)

Updated September 13, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors

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Nutibara Sculpture Park

Parks & gardens

Nutibara Sculpture Park

Located at the foot of Cerro Nutibara in Medellín, this is Colombia's first sculpture park. It features 10 outdoor modern and abstract sculptures by Colombian and international artists.

1.6 km away
Parque Lleras

Parks & gardens

Parque Lleras

A popular and landmark attraction with rich history and picturesque surroundings, highly recommended for visitors.

1.8 km away
Medellín Metropolitan Theatre

Culture & venues

Medellín Metropolitan Theatre

The largest theatre in Medellín, considered the city's leading performance venue. It's worth a visit if you want to experience the local performing arts scene.

2.2 km away
La Alpujarra Administrative Center

Parks & gardens

La Alpujarra Administrative Center

A government complex housing the Medellín city hall and the Antioquia departmental offices, with an iconic sculpture standing in the plaza between the two buildings. It's a pleasant spot to stroll through the open square at the heart of the city's administration.

2.3 km away
Parques del Río Medellín

Parks & gardens

Parques del Río Medellín

A linear park along both banks of the Medellín River, which runs north-south through downtown Medellín. Its landscaped, green pathways make it a great place to enjoy riverside views and a relaxed city atmosphere.

2.3 km away
Monumento a la Raza

Heritage & monuments

Monumento a la Raza

A large sculpture in the plaza of the La Alpujarra administrative complex in Medellín, made of concrete and bronze. Erected in 1988, it stands as one of the city's iconic landmarks.

2.3 km away