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Medellín Transport Network

Medellín’s transport network is a model of urban integration, combining heavy rail Metro lines with an extensive Metrocable gondola system. This list features central hubs like San Antonio, where the North-South and East-West lines intersect, and San Javier, the gateway to the Comuna 13 district. It also includes the rural cable cars of San Sebastián de Palmitas and key bus terminals that connect the city's steep hillside neighborhoods to the valley floor.

Medellín Transport Network — Map
A

Línea M

Metrocable line serving the eastern hills, connecting the Miraflores tram station to the Trece de Noviembre neighborhood.
B

Acevedo

Major transfer hub connecting Metro Line A with Metrocable lines K and P, serving the northeastern and northwestern slopes.
C

Vallejuelos

Metrocable station on Line J, providing transit to the steep residential areas of the San Javier district.
D

Villa Sierra

The eastern terminus of Metrocable Line H, serving the Comuna 8 district in the hills of central-east Medellín.
E

Estadio

Metro Line B station located adjacent to the Atanasio Girardot Sports Complex and the city's main football stadium.
F

San Javier

Western terminus of Metro Line B and a major transfer point for Metrocable Line J and the Comuna 13 escalators.
G

San Antonio

The city's central transport hub where Metro Lines A and B meet the Ayacucho Tramway.
H

Floresta

Elevated station on Metro Line B serving the residential Floresta neighborhood and nearby commercial corridors.
I

Acevedo

Northern Metro Line A station featuring free internet access and transfers to multiple cable car lines.
J

Santa Lucía

Station on Metro Line B serving the western residential sectors of Santa Lucía and San Javier.
K

Caribe

Metro Line A station integrated with the Terminal del Norte, the city's primary northern intercity bus terminal.
L

Tricentenario

Station on Metro Line A serving the northern residential developments of the Tricentenario neighborhood.
M

Parque Berrío

Central Metro station in the historic heart of the city, located directly next to Plaza Botero and the Museum of Antioquia.
N

Cootransi

Local bus terminal serving transportation routes through the eastern hillside communities.
O

La Sierra 103

Bus terminal serving the La Sierra neighborhood in the eastern periphery of Medellín.
P

COOTRACOVI

Local bus stop and transit point located in the Villa Hermosa district.
Q

Cable Aéreo San Sebastián de Palmitas

Rural cable car system providing essential transit for the agricultural community of San Sebastián de Palmitas.
R

Cable Aéreo San Sebastián de Palmitas

Monocable gondola station serving the remote rural township of Palmitas in the western mountains.
Línea M
Drive
Acevedo
Drive
Vallejuelos

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