Experience the Magic of Medellín's Flower Festival

Hello to all nature lovers and Colombian tradition enthusiasts! At PaisaExplore, we are thrilled to invite you to experience one of Medellín's most colorful and iconic festivals: the Flower Festival. This year's celebration, from August 2nd to 11th, 2024, is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the paisa region, enjoying spectacular parades, concerts, and family-friendly activities.

feria de flores santa elena
feria de flores santa elena

What is the Flower Festival?

The Flower Festival, dating back to 1957, celebrates the identity and spirit of Medellín. During these days, the city comes alive with events highlighting the cultural and natural richness of the region. The most anticipated event is the Silleteros Parade, where farmers from Santa Elena carry enormous and beautiful flower arrangements, showcasing their creativity and dedication.

Must-See Activities

  1. Silleteros Parade: This is the festival's main event. Silleteros, carrying impressive floral arrangements, walk through Medellín's streets in a display of pride and tradition.

  2. National Trova Festival: Enjoy traditional music with the best trovadores in the country competing for the title of Trova King.

  3. Cultural Night Park: A series of concerts and artistic performances at various city spots.

  4. Orchids, Birds, and Flowers Exhibition: A space to admire the region's diverse flora and fauna.

  5. Classic and Antique Car Parade

  6. Chivas and Flowers Parade

For more details on the Feria de Flores 2024 schedule, you can visit the official program on the Medellín Mayor's Office website​ (Alcaldía de Medellín)​​ (Alcaldía de Medellín)​.

PaisaExplore Experience

At PaisaExplore, we've crafted special experiences to help you make the most of the Flower Festival. We offer personalized tours that include private transportation, expert guides, and access to the top events. Our goal is to provide you with an unforgettable experience, exploring the most beautiful corners of Medellín and getting up close with paisa traditions.