Medellin Transit Map

Medellin Transit Map. Offline, High-Res Zoom & Travel Guide.

Explore Medellín with the most convenient and easy-to-use Map application. Whether you are a tourist visiting the City of Eternal Spring or a local resident, this app is your perfect travel companion for navigating the city's renowned transit system (SITVA).

✅ 100% OFFLINE
Works completely without an internet connection. Save your mobile data and battery while exploring the city. No roaming charges!

✅ HIGH-RESOLUTION ZOOM
Crystal clear map of the Medellín Transit, Metrocable, and Tram lines. Zoom in deep to see every station name and connection detail without losing quality.

✅ TRAFFIC & TRANSPORT INFO
Includes useful indications about traffic and transport connections to help you plan your journey better.

✅ SIMPLE & INTUITIVE
No complex settings or registration required. Just open the app and the map is ready to use instantly.

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🇨🇴 MEDELLÍN TRANSIT & TRAVEL GUIDE 2026

🚇 The Metro System (SITVA)
Medellín is the only city in Colombia with a metro system. It is a world-renowned model of integration:
• Lines A & B: The main heavy rail lines. Line A runs North-to-South along the river corridor.
• Metrocable (🚠): Integrated cable cars connecting hillside neighborhoods. Line L takes you to the stunning Arví Park (requires a special fare).
• Tram (🚃): A modern light rail system through the historic center (Line T).

🎫 Tickets & Payments
• Cívica Card: This is the essential rechargeable smart card. You can purchase and top it up at main stations.
• Cultura Metro: You will notice the stations are spotless. In Medellín, the Metro is a symbol of pride. Please respect the "no eating or drinking" rule on board! 🚫🍔

🎨 Tribute to Master Fernando Botero
Medellín is the birthplace of Colombia's greatest artist. Your trip isn't complete without visiting:
• Botero Plaza: Exit at Parque Berrío station. You will find 23 monumental bronze sculptures donated by the Master to his hometown.
• Tip: It’s a must-stop to admire the "voluminous" style that made Botero a global icon. 🎨✨

🕰️ Time Machine: Medellín 1889
Explore our historical section to view the "Plano de Medellín de 1889".
• Fun Fact: This map shows a city of just 40,000 people (today it's nearly 3 million!).
• Credit: Wikimedia Commons / Historical Archives of Medellín.

🚠 Day Trips (Surroundings)
To explore nearby gems like Guatapé or Jardín, use the bus terminals:
• Terminal Norte: Connected to Caribe Metro station.
• Terminal Sur: Near Poblado Metro station (requires a short taxi or bus ride).

Download now for free and start your journey in Medellín!