Great transportation system. Easy to take, with beautiful views. You can see the cable car routes along with the metro routes (and you can take Metro to get to the cable cars) by searching online. Correcting another reviewer, this is not the only way to get to Comuna 13. We took an uber (but there are also buses and taxis) and then walked and used their escalators on our tour of Comuna 13. Highly suggest you take the Metrocable to Parque Arvi - what amazing and relaxing views!

This is an aerial perspective of the city of eternal spring. You can switch to line K from Acevedo metro station and do the Metro Cable experience. It's recommended to do it during the day after 9 am and before 4 pm, so you can get all the way up to Santa Elena, which is an area full of flowers and nature, although it is chili, I strongly recommend hiking Santa Elena. At the last station in Arvi Park you can find some of the Colombian flavors as Torta de Chocolo (Recommended), Obleas, Strawberries and Cream.

We found out about the Metrocable experience on our last afternoon. It is not mentioned in the Lonely Planet guide under things to do, only under 'getting around' which we hadn't looked at as were walking and taking the odd Uber. This really is a must do when here. There are other sites which explain where the total of 6 cablecar routes go. But we took an Uber to 'Acevedo estacion', our credit cards did not work so we had to purchase tickets in cash and then went up to Parque Arvi. WOW. The views are magnificent, a smooth journey of 30mins and I am not one for heights. We did not arrive until 5pm so had a quick look around and sadly no time for any trails. There were plenty of people having picnics But there are little stalls selling empanadas/coffee etc and just past the toilets are some cafes, last cable car down at 5,45pm. We then decided to use the metro at Acevedo near to where we were staying. Super easy, like a mini London underground. Wish we had used it before, just for the experience. Highly recommended.

Wonderful way to see the city! You may need to take a cab to the station. It's a little confusing since you have to purchase a metro card and then add money to it for your trip. Find a ticket booth for help.

Awesome and inexpensive way to see the city! Be sure to do a little research on which cable car lines offer the best views, but I honestly think that no matter which line you choose, you will enjoy the ride. We took the metro and then the tram vis to line H and it was one of the best things to do. The Tran via is air conditioned and snakes through the city giving you a good feel for how big the city is. It was safe and fairly easy to do. Just remember not to get off the cable car or leave the station terminals unless you want to pay an additional ride.