Feria de las Flores
The Feria de las Flores turns Medellín into a ten-day celebration of flowers, music, parades and Paisa culture. The signature Desfile de Silleteros closes the festival, when hundreds of growers carry towering flower arrangements down from the hills of Santa Elena. It is a colourful time to visit one of Latin America's biggest nomad hubs. Heading elsewhere on your travels? See our guides to Songkran, Web Summit and Inti Raymi.
What to expect
- Desfile de Silleteros flower parade
- Ten days of music and culture
- In the nomad hub of Medellín
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