Sunday

Recovery & Reflection

Relájate con una tranquila caminata en la Ciclovía, un brunch en Manila y una noche en la azotea. Reflexiona sobre tu viaje de español y el encanto inolvidable de Medellín.

Morning Activity

Ciclovia
Ciclovia Dogs
Ciclovia Medellin

Today we're going to put everything you learned from your Medellin Spanish course into practice. Start your final day in Medellin by embracing the city's healthy lifestyle with a walk along the Ciclovia.

Every Sunday from 7am to 1pm, a network of main roads are closed to traffic, allowing pedestrians, cyclists, and rollerbladers to reclaim the roads for recreational activities.

If you love dogs, expect to see loads huffing and puffing as they get their daily exercise with their devoted owners. Colombians love their dogs and if you greet all the passing dogs you might even get the chance to meet and speak with the locals!

Afternoon Activity

Sunday Brunch
Medellin Brunch
Brunch Medellin

After your morning exercise, head to the charming cafes of the bohemian El Poblado neighborhood district of Manila, for a leisurely brunch.

Manila is known for its cozy, neighbourhood-focused cafes that serve up delectable midday treats, we recommend Cambria, Hija Mia and Ohlala.

Enjoy delicious treats while reflecting on your week - share stories with your friends, fellow students or maybe newly met locals about what you’ve learned this week!

Evening Activity

Rooftop Medellin
Medellin Rooftop
Poblado Rooftop
To wrap up your time in the city, you can’t leave without a visit to one of Medellin's rooftop bars. Enjoy a selection of Colombian cocktails with some of the best views in town of the city's skyline and the surrounding Andes Mountains.  Some of the most popular choices are Envy Rooftop, La Deriva (Click Clack hotel), Mosquito Social Club and DND. Or if you’re looking for something a little more casual the rooftops at Los Patios, Masaya and Rango hostels all have great atmosphere and views. If you’re running solo, sit at the bar and strike up a conversation with the barmen and locals.