Barcelona has one of the best bachata scenes I’ve experienced, with clubs, dance schools, and outdoor socials events happening throughout the week. Here are the places I returned to again and again while living in the city, plus what each social is like and how to get there.
A lived-in guide to where to dance bachata in Medellín, including my favorite socials, weekly dance nights, beginner-friendly spots, and tips for joining the scene solo.
Medellín’s transportation system is more nuanced than it first appears. After living in the city, I found myself using a mix of Uber, Metro, buses, moto, and walking depending on the neighborhood, traffic, and weather. This guide breaks down what actually worked for me and what I’d recommend for visitors or longer stays.
Is Medellín safe? Based on my experience living there, safety depends on where you are, what time it is, and how you move through the city. This guide breaks down neighborhoods, nightlife risks, and practical safety tips for travelers and digital nomads.
Looking for the best cafes in Medellín for remote work? These are my top picks for digital nomads, with options in Laureles, Belén, and El Poblado for everything from deep work to creative sessions.
Thinking about living in Medellín as a digital nomad? Here’s what it’s actually like — from neighborhoods and remote work to safety, daily life, and the kind of traveler it suits best.
Looking for the best neighborhoods in Medellín for digital nomads? This guide breaks down Laureles, Belén, Poblado, and Envigado based on walkability, local feel, cost, and what daily life actually feels like.