Gay bars in Medellín are mainly concentrated in the south of the city, in the El Poblado district. The greatest density of venues is around the pedestrian street of Provenza and Parque Lleras, from small cocktail bars to traditional-style Tienda bars to clubs with drag shows and dance floors. There is no official gay mile. In practice, however, El Poblado is the center of queer going out, easy to explore on foot and crowded on weekends. Provenza itself is only a few blocks long, but it is lined up close to restaurants and bars.
In addition to El Poblado, it is worth taking a look at Laureles-Estadio, which is quieter and more local and has some trendy addresses. Typical of Medellín is the mixture of reggaetón, salsa and electronic music, often with a show program and karaoke. Going out late. Before midnight, many things remain manageable, after which the clubs fill up quickly. The city is located in the valley of Aburrá at around 1,500 meters and is well connected via the metro including cable cars. For the short distances around Parque Lleras, a taxi or driving service is a good option in the evening. Those who travel to Pride at the end of June will encounter a much more international audience and full venues. The following bars and clubs will show you where to land best depending on your mood.