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Pueblito PaisavsParque de Las Esculturas
Both Pueblito Paisa and Parque de Las Esculturas are rated highly by professional travelers. On balance, Parque de Las Esculturas scores significantly higher than Pueblito Paisa. Parque de Las Esculturas comes in at 89 with endorsements from 3 sources such as Lonely Planet, Fodor's and Frommer's.
Pueblito Paisa
Fodor's
Lonely Planet
Frommer's
Cerro Nutibara, Medellin, Colombia
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"As you enter this reproduction of an old-time Antioquian village, you'll see a traditional town square with a small church, town hall, barbershop, school, and village store." Full review
"On top of the 80m-tall hill known as Cerro Nutibara, 2km southwest of the city center, sits the kitschy Pueblito Paisa, a miniature version of typical Antioquian township." Full review
"On the top of the Cerro de Nutibara, 250 feet above the city, the slightly cheesy but free Pueblito Paisa is a miniature replica of a typical Antioquian town." Full review
Parque de Las Esculturas
Fodor's
Lonely Planet
Frommer's
Frommer's
Parque de Las Esculturas, Medellin, Colombia
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"This small sculpture park near the peak of Cerro Nutibara is a maze of paths dotted with modern and traditional sculptures by Latin American artists." Full review
"This public space in front of the Museo de Antioquia is home to 23 large curvaceous bronze sculptures by renowned local artist Fernando Botero, including some of his most iconic works." Full review
"Also known as Plaza Botero, this is the square where most travelers love to linger, and so they should." Full review
"A fabulous ensemble of 23 rotund, bronze sculptures created by beloved native son Fernando Botero distinguish this classic South American square." Full review