These are the 7 most beautiful neighborhoods in Medellín with the best quality of life, according to AI.

Medellín is also known as the City of Eternal Spring , a region recognized not only for its innovation but also for the quality of life it offers to both residents and tourists. In this context, ChatGPT compiled a list of the 7 most beautiful neighborhoods you should visit. Which ones are they?

The artificial intelligence-based tool compiled this information by considering infrastructure, green areas, gastronomic offerings, key aspects such as security, connectivity, and the well-being provided to the people living in these areas. 1. El Poblado This is one of the most exclusive areas of the city, home to well-known commercial establishments, along with the nightlife that can be found in Parque Lleras.

2. Laurels

All the city's soccer fans visit it when Medellín or Atlético Nacional play their games at the Atanasio Girardot. It's a residential area, generally home to middle-class residents.

(See more: The 11 positions most in need of filling in all of Colombia) 3. Envigado

It is a municipality adjacent to the capital of the department of Antioquia. Families choose it for its safe environment and the location of schools representative of this part of the country.

4. Sabaneta

It offers affordable prices for living and sightseeing thanks to its commercial offerings, which captivate both locals and people from other cities in the country.

(See more: Citizen Income: what happens to people who have children between 5 and 17 years old) 5. Belén

If you're looking for peace and quiet, this area may be ideal. It offers a variety of parks in a traditional, central neighborhood.

6. River City

This is a modern and very artistic part of the city. It's the ideal neighborhood for lovers of urban culture.

7. San Javier in Commune 13

In one of the spaces experiencing the greatest social transformation, tourism has increased, thanks to the infrastructure implemented in conjunction with street art, a situation that attracts many people. The activity that most attracts visitors in Medellín

Colombia Travel, through its website, highlighted that the Flower Fair in the capital of the department of Antioquia is an event with international repercussions due to the styles of silletas and flowers that can be seen at the event. (See more: The 5 Colombian professions that could soon disappear due to AI.) "This festival is typically held in the first weeks of August and since its creation in 1957, it has become one of the symbols of Paisa culture," they pointed out. At this fair, you can enjoy a representative gastronomic offering, parades, and, of course, concerts that accompany this event.