Nice little park in front of the church..evening walk to see the vendors selling at the park.
I really like parque Belén. It's lower key than some of the other parks in Medellín, but it's more of a blue collar neighborhood which is what I prefer. There are a few bars that I enjoy nearby. It can be pretty difficult to catch a cab to leave the park so be aware.
Lots of little vendors and free WiFi. Nice pitstop between Laureles and Migration.
Great people, friendly, free WiFi, great transportation, close to Laureles where there is a wide variety of international and national cuisine
Mostly for the locals who are retired and sit about. Some play Parchi, others dominoes and catd games. Bustling with local coffee shops, bakery, barber and beauty shops. Banks and small casino at hand. Bus stop (Parque Belen) immediate to park one block over
Quiet place to sit and chat with friends but if you are going there at night beware of the rats.
To spend time and see people in their rutins
Typical old park in the from turn of the century. Pleasant atmosphere.
Nice cute little place. I enjoyed visiting.
It's beautiful.
Nice little park I take our dog to when walking him
Free wifi, and great place to hang
The park is for pensioners to hang out all day. Very cool under the trees here. Around the square there are a number of shops like a bank and two small super markets and the street vendors (selling things from food to hats).
Nice shady park surrounded by lots of places to shop and eat.