
Now in its fifth edition, this Feria de las Flores fixture recreates the traditional Antioquian fonda — the rural roadside tavern — with more than 30 municipalities each running their own stand of regional food, drink and crafts. There is live parrandera music, folk dance and trova throughout, and it sits right by Suramericana metro station so it is easy to reach without a taxi. Entry is free; you pay for what you eat and drink.
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