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Best Indoor Things To Do in Medellín

Museums, classes and workshops that happen under a roof, for a rainy afternoon. Ranked by score, with any place that has no score last; every fact on each page links to its source.

The front of OLSA International, with its "OLSA International Academia de Idiomas" sign above a covered terrace where students sit at high tables behind a row of potted plants1Photo: OLSA Certified Spanish / English School

OLSA International

10.0

Visit · Estadio

DANCEFREE's main room in El Poblado: a wide tiled dance floor under spotlights and gold balloons, a small stage at the far end, a mirror ball and a painted mural along the left wall.2Photo: 장민경

DANCEFREE

9.8

Salsa · El Poblado

The Museo de Antioquia's stone and brick facade with tall windows and hanging art banners, palm trees and visitors on the steps outside3Photo: Museo de Antioquia

Museo de Antioquia

9.4

Visit · Across the city

Visitors in front of the floor-to-ceiling tanks of Parque Explora's aquarium, with large freshwater fish swimming among submerged tree roots4Photo: L N

Parque Explora

9.4

Visit · Across the city

A long run of pink and purple trampolines under a high industrial roof, with a sign reading PREPARATE PARA VOLAR on the far wall5Photo: A L

Flying Squirrel Sports Los Molinos

9.2

Visit · Across the city

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