Pueblito Paisa is a reconstruction of a typical but tiny Antioquia village. It's located on top of el Cerro Nutibara and has a pleasant view of the city. It's within walking distance of the metro station "Industriales," but as the walk to the top requires hiking uphill for a while, visitors might find that a taxi ride is a smart choice. *Los Alumbrados, the Christmas lights decorating Medellin, make it the most beautiful Latin American city for the holidays. The lights stay up from the beginning of December to mid-January. The most impressive parts are centered around the Rio Medellin at the 'Puente de Guayaquil' and downtown. Large statues made of lights can be found throughout the city. *The Metropolitan Cathedral, which holds the record as one of the buildings in the world with the most bricks - over 1.1 million - is located next to Bolivar Park in the city center. Cra 48 calle 56. Metro station Prado.[http://www.arq-medellin.org.co/IGLESIA_CATEDRAL.htm]. *Junin The Junin pedestrian street is a cobblestone street downtown from the Coltejer Building to Bolivar Park. It features aspects of the history of city with the Astor tea salon and the Versalles salon.