What You Will Do
On this tour you will get to know the history of Colombia's most feared drug trafficker Pablo Escobar Gaviria. Visit some of the most emblematic places of the 90's, then we will take you to visit one of the most touristic places in the city. the commune 13 where the graffiti tour takes place, in this place you will know all the history of why it was the most dangerous place in Colombia, and you will know a little more about the positive transformation that this beautiful city has had.
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Itinerary
1
10 minutes
We will visit the most significative places where many atrocious events caused by this feared drug lord occurred.we will visit the ruins of the old monaco building, Escobar’s main residence bombed on January 13, 1988 , and was destroyed on February 22, 2019 by the mayor of the city .
2
Cementerio Jardines Montesacro
15 minutes
It is a cemetery built in 1981 and endorsed by the Government of Itagüí. Its main characteristic is that it is surrounded by gardens, trees and a view of the city. In this cemetery is the tomb of Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria who died on December 2, 1993. In this cemetery is also found the graves of: the parents Pablo Escobar, his younger brother, Some of his uncles and his cousin Gustavo Gaviria, among others is also Griserlda Balnco.
3
Los Olivos neighborhood
In the neighborhood "Los Olivos" in the city of Medellin, the drug trafficker Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria was shot down. Here you will see the house where he was hiding in his last days and the roof where his body lay on December 2, 1993.
4
Barrio Pablo Escobar
30 minutes
We will visit the Pablo Escobar neighborhood, a neighborhood of 245 houses that Pablo Escobar gave to the poorest people in the city.
5
Escaleras Electricas De La Comuna 13
40 minutes
Learn about the transformation of Medellín from one of the most colorful places in the city.we will visit Comuna 13, formerly known as the most dangerous neighborhood in Colombia, we will see how innovative projects of urban renewal and the use of street art they have given a better future to its inhabitants, to perceive their environment of social inclusion and improvement of the quality of life of its the inhabitants, whom has benefited from the social impact of urban projects such as the Escalators of Las Independencias neighborhood, the Metro Cable (cable cars), the Hospital at la Aurora - Pajarito, the San Javier Library Park, urban graffitis, among others.We will show you how the Colombian government confronted the crime and the drug gangs and turned it into music and art, We will visit the electric stairs of the 13th district which gave Medellín the award of the most innovative city in 2013.
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