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Many cultural centers enrich the city such as the Pablo Tobón Uribe Theatre, the Modern Art Museum, and the Metropolitan Theatre. In 2000 the traditional Museum of Antioquia had a second official opening featuring many works of Fernando Botero.
The city boasts the International Center Conventions and Exhibitions "Plaza Mayor" which is the epicenter of large events and business. The hotel infrastructure is focused primarily to executive market, offering all the necessities required for this segment, some include rooms almost all types of events.
One of the most visited sites is the Arví Ecotourism Park, which has an area of about 20,000 hectares, covers virtually the entire territory of the village of Santa Elena, and runs between the towns of Bello, Copacabana, and Envigado. In its trails, lakes, forests and streams, it can practice various sports and activities like trekking, kayaking, biking, camping, fishing, swimming, sailing rowing, horseback riding, bike tours and picnics. Its supervisory position over Medellín allows it to offer natural landscapes overlooking over the entire city.