Tourist

Recomendation
Jardín/Antioquia

Daniel Arango Cuartas

 What and where is Jardin/Antioquia
Is a town Is in the southwest of Antioquia
Jardín/Antioquia, is a small town characterized by its
charming colonial architecture, colorful houses, and The journey from Medellin to Jardín is a scenic
cobblestone streets. It exudes a peaceful and nostalgic route passing through Amagá, Bolombolo with
ambiance, with its main plaza adorned by a
its Cauca River crossing, and Andes and
picturesque church that stands as a historic landmark.
The town's beauty is further accentuated by the lush Hispania before reaching the town of Jardín.
green mountains that surround it

Is safe
Jardín, Antioquia, is a safe haven where the
absence of armed groups fosters a sense of
security. As long as you steer clear of trouble,
you'll experience a welcoming aura of kindness
when you arrive
 The theater of Jardín
● The theater in Jardín is a striking blend of colonial and
modern elements. Its exterior boasts a colonial style,
painted in a vibrant green. Inside, the essence of colonial
architecture is preserved but enhanced with modern
touches, earning it the label of neocolonial. The
comfortable seating and beautiful second-floor balcony
make it an excellent venue for performances, offering a
perfect vantage point to enjoy shows.
● It's a hub of activity with regular events such as concerts,
exhibitions, and more happening weekly, and on special
occasions, performances are held daily, making it a must-
visit spot for entertainment enthusiasts.
 Church
and Park
• The Main Plaza of Jardín is a bustling hub known for
its fondas and gathering spots. This plaza was
designated a National Monument in 1985 and is paved
with stones from the Tapartó River, surrounded by
houses that epitomize the colonial Antioquian style.

• The church, constructed in a neogothic style, lacks its

vault and is entirely crafted from hand-carved stone
sourced from a quarry in the Serranías district of the
municipality.
 Las Orquideas
Natural Reserve
• A 200-hectare property was acquired in the municipality
of Jardín to dedicate it to protection and conservation
efforts. This dense jungle is situated on a mountain,
about 3 to 4 hours away from Jardín's town center,
making it an excellent tourist destination.

• It's an ideal spot for conservation enthusiasts, nature

lovers, and those interested in learning about cultivation,
life, and the preservation of the natural environment,
specifically the largest plant family in the plant kingdom,
orchids. Visitors can even camp on-site, although it's at
their own risk! 😄