Colombia Public Transport Planner
Real-time transit planning across Colombia. Live schedules for Bogotá TransMilenio & Metro Línea 1, Medellín Metro & Metrocable, Cali MIO, and Cartagena Transcaribe.
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Open transit telemetry provided by Datos Abiertos Bogotá, TransMilenio S.A., Metro de Medellín & Empresa Metro de Bogotá.
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152 dedicated trunk stations connecting El Dorado International Airport (BOG), Downtown La Candelaria, Chapinero, and North Bogotá across exclusive high-speed lanes.
Medellín Metro & Cable
Latin America's cleanest urban electric transit system. Lines A & B, Ayacucho Tramway, and scenic Metrocables linking El Poblado, Comuna 13, and Parque Arví.
TransMiCable & MIO Cable
World-class urban aerial cable cars in Bogotá (Ciudad Bolívar) and Cali (Siloé), offering panoramic mountain views for just a standard transit fare.
Smartcard & Contactless Fares
Unified fare smartcards: Tarjeta TuLlave ($3,200 COP / €0.72) with 110-min free transfers in Bogotá, Cívica in Medellín ($3,650 COP), and MIO in Cali ($2,900 COP).
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Colombia Public Transport
How do I travel from Bogotá El Dorado Airport (BOG) to the city center?
Take the TransMilenio Dual Route K86 / M86 directly from Terminal 1 to Portal El Dorado, and continue along Troncal Calle 26 to Universidades / Centro Internacional (journey time ~40-45 minutes for $3,200 COP). You can purchase and top up a TuLlave card at the official airport kiosk outside arrival gates.
How do transit smartcards work in Colombia (TuLlave, Cívica, MIO)?
In Bogotá, the rechargeable Tarjeta TuLlave costs $3,200 COP per ride with 110-minute free transfers. In Medellín, the Tarjeta Cívica gives access to Metro, Metrocable, and Tram. In Cali and Cartagena, use local MIO and Transcaribe smartcards available at all station ticket booths.
How do I visit Comuna 13 and Parque Arví in Medellín?
Take Metro Line B to San Javier station for Comuna 13 (Graffitour & outdoor escalators). For Parque Arví, take Metro Line A to Acevedo station, transfer to Metrocable Line K to Santo Domingo, and board the tourist cable car Line L direct into the nature reserve.
Why is a 5G eSIM recommended for public transport in Colombia?
Having active 5G mobile data ensures you can track real-time bus arrivals on TransMiApp, order verified ride-shares (Cabify/Uber), and navigate street addresses safely in Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena, and Cali without roaming charges.