Things To Do
in Rionegro

This bustling market is an excellent place to sample local fruits, exotic beverages, freshly made arepas, and other traditional snacks.

A vibrant street lined with food stalls offering a variety of Colombian street foods such as empanadas, chorizos, and grilled meats.

In Rionegro, Colombia, tipping is not mandatory but is appreciated in restaurants, cafes, and for other services. A 10% gratuity is often added to the bill in restaurants, but additional tipping is at the discretion of the customer.

Cash is widely used for transactions in Rionegro, especially in smaller establishments and markets. However, credit and debit cards are also accepted in many places, especially in larger businesses and tourist areas.

Best time to visit for warm, sunny weather and outdoor activities.

Expect frequent rain, lush green landscapes, and lower tourist crowds.

The main airport serving Rionegro and the Medellín area, providing international and domestic flights.

A regional airport located closer to Medellín, mainly serving domestic flights but with some international connections.

Located in Bucaramanga, approximately 100 km from Rionegro, serving domestic and a few international flights.

Located in Medellín, it serves domestic flights with some international destinations, about 40 km from Rionegro.

While traditional cuisine in Rionegro is meat-heavy, many restaurants and cafes offer vegetarian and vegan variations of classic dishes, and are accommodating to special dietary requests.

Visitors with gluten intolerances can find gluten-free alternatives at several establishments in Rionegro, particularly those serving international cuisine.