Watch the sunset and the lights of Medellín from two of the city's best viewpoints, in a small group and without crowded buses: we go in a private car or van, with a guide-driver who picks you up at your accommodation and tells you the history of Medellín.

First stop: La Palma viewpoint, in the mountains of San Félix. A countryside place with a bonfire, live music, and a view of the entire valley. You spend 90 minutes watching the sun set and the city light up with your typical snack included: sweet corn arepa with cheese and hot chocolate, or migao (hot chocolate with cheese and bread for dipping).

Second stop: Cerro El Picacho, with a large statue of Christ and a panoramic view of illuminated Medellín. 40 minutes for photos and, if you want, climb 300 steps to the statue, free of charge.

Pickup in El Poblado, Laureles, and Estadio. Guide in Spanish or English.

Medellín is a mountain city: the fog can obscure the view at times. The tour takes place rain or shine.