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Listed by AFAR: Describes the Wednesday-night SiCLas group ride through residential neighborhoods and its cultural and heritage rides (13 October 2016).
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Listed by AFAR: Describes the Wednesday-night SiCLas group ride through residential neighborhoods and its cultural and heritage rides (13 October 2016).

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Listed by Colombia One: April 2026 article: restaurant founded 1976 by a family from Bolívar; original in Laureles plus a more recent El Poblado location; mondongo and ajiaco.

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Listed by Lonely Planet: Atlético Nacional is Colombia's most successful side; both Medellín clubs play at Estadio Atanasio Girardot.

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Listed by Lonely Planet: Says the restaurant leads Laureles' steakhouses; mentions 1,000 g tomahawk and banana lasagna (article spells the name 'Barbara').

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Listed by Medellín CVB: Mercados de Laureles listed as a modern gastronomic market.

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Listed by Lonely Planet: Names Inntu Hotel as upper-scale lodging in Laureles (article modified 2025-02-27).

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Listed by Lonely Planet: Names Factory Lofts as upper-scale lodging in Laureles (article modified 2025-02-27).

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Listed by Time Out: Lists Dulcinea among the reggaeton clubs that rule Medellín nightlife (published 26 Aug 2026).

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Listed by National Geographic: Pergamino operates various cafes across the city (brand-level). Listed by Fodor's: Pergamino is a Fodor's Choice specialty coffee shop (brand-level).

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Listed by Wikivoyage: The Wandering Paisa Hostel listed at Calle 44 A No. 68 A 76, Laureles.
Last checked: 2 Oct 2026Source: Wikivoyage

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Listed by Medellín CVB: Names Casa Ritmo Latino among salsa and bachata academies. Listed by Medellín CVB: Dedicated CVB article: academy teaches salsa, bachata, kizomba and more, classes in English.

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Listed by Lonely Planet: Estadio Atanasio Girardot hosts both clubs, 44,000 seats (Mar 4, 2025). Listed by Medellín CVB: complex over 50 hectares, facilities, guided tour, free general admission, hours, matches.

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Listed by Culture Trip: Recommended Laureles cafe with antique-filled interior, coffee, sandwiches and desserts (article dated Feb 2018).

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Listed by Medellín CVB: Al Alma serves 100% Colombian specialty coffee and an always-fresh menu popular at breakfast and brunch (brand-level, 2020 article).

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Listed by Medellín CVB: Panaderia Del Pandebono listed in the Mecatear section: pandebonos stuffed with guava, arequipe and cheese, plus traditional amasijos (page modified 2026-08-20).

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Listed by Wikivoyage: Lists a hotel (as TRYP by Wyndham) at Calle 50 70-124 near the stadium under Estadio and Laureles.

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Listed by Wikivoyage: Lists Hotel Casa Laureles at Cl. 35 78-66 under Estadio and Laureles, with free buffet breakfast.
Last checked: 2 Oct 2026Source: Wikivoyage

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Listed by Fodor's: Address Cra 73 #44-56, live bands at about 11pm, casual salsa venue.
Last checked: 2 Oct 2026Source: Fodor's

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Listed by Time Out: Names Medussa among newer hotspots on Medellín's reggaeton club scene (published 26 Aug 2026).

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Listed by Medellín CVB: Describes 'Indie Studio' in Laureles as a co-living with collaborative workspaces and a terrace with mountain views, linking to indie.com.co.
Last checked: 2 Oct 2026Source: Medellín CVB