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Tour in English, I With Nomoreboringtours, your vacation time is invaluable. We invite you to learn how Pablo became the richest criminal in the world. He began his criminal career robbing graves and forging fake high school diplomas before he became the biggest manufacturer of cocaine in the world. Responsible for as much as 80% of the global trade in the drug at that time. We will visit the Pablo Escobar neighborhood, the monument to his memory and one of the best photographic museum of the Medellín cartel, (Price tickets included). There is a culture about Pablo’s death; hundreds of people visit the place of his final rest every day. We will explain the reason for this. Our tour includes visits to beautiful and representative places, including the Pablo Escobar monument and the victims monument , visit the Pablo Escobar photographic museum and the cementery grave and learn all about the secret history of the Medellin cartel and the history of Griselda Balnco like a plus. Discover for yourself why we are the best-rated tour. We are an exclusive tour, with only three people in comfortable transportation . We recommend making your reservations in advance.

Looking to experience the local culture in a natural way? In 1920, the paisas began to adapt imported trucks to transport people and goods at the same time when Colombia had practically no roads. Along those impossible roads of Antioquia, the first chiva climbed. It carried farmers, chickens, sacks of coffee... even brides for their weddings! That's how our chiva was born. Not from an elegant factory, but from the paisa ingenuity that never gives up. This tour begins at the Éxito supermarket located in San Juan (Calle 44) with Carrera 70 (you won't find a place with better access by public or private transportation). A tour guide will provide a complete overview of the tour and the experience. The first destination on this tour is Parques del Río, an innovative urban project that has transformed the banks of the Medellín River into beautiful green spaces. Here, you will capture memorable photos with the backdrop of one of the city's most iconic urban renewal projects, which has received multiple international awards and symbolizes the remarkable transformation of Medellín. After soaking up the riverside atmosphere, the tour continues to Avenida 33, where you will have the opportunity to purchase refreshments and use private facilities before continuing the adventure. This brief stop allows you to recharge your batteries while experiencing an area of nightclubs and bars frequented by locals. The journey then ascends to the spectacular Mirador de Las Palmas, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Medellín nestled in the Aburrá Valley. (Bring a jacket for the cold.) This observation point not only provides perfect photo opportunities, but also a chance to experience the local cuisine. Try the richest hot chocolate prepared by traditional vendors while enjoying regional delicacies such as quesito, almojábana, pan de queso, and arepa de chócolo—all essential flavors of Antioquia. After descending back into the city, you will cross the Puente de La 4 Sur, connecting to the exclusive district of El Poblado. Here, the tour spends a full hour exploring this dynamic area where tradition blends harmoniously with international influences. Your tour guide will take you to the neighborhood's most significant sites, including Parque Lleras, the epicenter of Medellín's nightlife; Parque El Poblado, a historic landmark; and Provenza, a trendy area full of boutique shops, art galleries, and gourmet restaurants. Throughout this comprehensive city tour, you will witness the remarkable contrast between Medellín's traditional roots and its modern evolution, gaining insight into why this resilient city has become one of South America's most sought-after destinations. The experience concludes with a return to the original meeting point, with unforgettable memories and a deeper understanding of the paisa culture and spirit.

TOUR EN ESPAÑOL E INGLES ENGLISH / SPANISH TOUR You will visit 5 different places, where the first was one of his houses and second was the "jail" he built for himself they were properties of Pablo Escobar that today is something else, third will be the place where he grew up as a teenager, fourth it is his grave where he is buried today and fifth; it will be the place where he was shout (house where he was hiding and found). Eventually in the tour you will be explained how he became a drug dealer, with pictures, examples and more. All of that in 4 hours, with pictures to understand more the whole situation that was happening not only in Medellin city, but also the entire country. Then you will be able to picture why it used to be considered one of the most dangerous countries in the planet.

in this tour you will expirience 3 places in the city from pablo memorial, cemetery house where he died; you going to see the comuna13 and ride the cable car, with a certified bilingual guide that will teach you the real history about what happened in medellin in the 70-90s then the comuna is a different history from the late 90s until begginig of 2000. also you will learn about the history of the city and the metro since we are the only city in colombia with this kind of tranportation.

The meeting point is at Parque del Poblado, where your tour guide will be waiting for you. From there, you'll be driven to the first stop: a neighborhood that Pablo Escobar built and gave away for free to low-income families. At this location, you'll learn about the early years of his life and see a large mural depicting his face. The second stop is Parque Memorial Inflexión, a park created to honor the memory of all the victims of violence, assassinations, and car bombings caused by the war Escobar waged against the government. The park was built on the site of Escobar's former family residence, the Monaco Building, which was demolished to make space for this memorial. Next, you'll visit Jardines Montesacro Cemetery, where you'll find the grave of Pablo Escobar, as well as those of his parents and other family members. This cemetery also holds the grave of Griselda Blanco, one of Colombia’s most infamous female drug traffickers. The final stop is the house where Pablo Escobar was killed. Here, you’ll hear the story of how the richest man in Colombia spent his last days hiding in a modest home, trying to contact his family as his empire crumbled. At the end of the tour, your guide will take you back to Parque del Poblado, leaving you with a new perspective on the complex and controversial legacy of Pablo Escobar—a man who helped many, but harmed many more.

This tour offers an in-depth and detailed look into the life of the drug trafficker who marked the history of Medellin, Colombia and the world. The tour includes visits to all the iconic places related to "El Patron" we will explore: - The Monaco building (now Parque de la Inflexión). - The neighborhood he built for the underprivileged. - His tomb in the Jardines Montesacro cemetery. - The roof where it all ended In addition we will have the exclusive visit to: - The Cathedral, the place he built himself and the one that was the luxury prison of the cartel boss, his brother and his bandits. - Pablo Escobar's museum where you will be welcomed by Roberto Escobar himself. Your tour guide will give you a detailed and objective account of Escobar's impact on the city, as well as the transformation of Medellín from those dark times to the resilient city it is today. This is the most comprehensive tour of Pablo Escobar and is a blend of history, reflection and insight into a complex period of Colombian history, not to be missed.

Our Pablo Escobar tour focuses on discussing different points of view around Pablo and the problems related to drug trafficking. Our purpose is to discuss about this scourge and its impact in our country and the process Medellín has gone through in order to become a more developed and safer city. For many years the city and its people have been stigmatized by the violence and drug trafficking, with this we intend to explain the why the country has had armed actors and people like Pablo Escobar, who are finally the reflection of our cultures, society and its dynamics. The goal is that tourists get to know the causes of this negative blip in the history of our country, the effect this has brought to our society and the process Medellin went through in order to become a city with better standards of living. Over 46 thousand deaths attributed to the war related to drug lords and cartels. We do not glorify him, we seek to understand the whole context of the time. What can I expect from the Pablo Escobar tour? In short, from the place where you are staying, we go to: The graveyard The house and rooftop where he died The memorial park (formerly the Mónaco building, his mansion) The neighborhood the built in the early 80’s, with insights of people who live there As optional, you can combine the tour with comuna 13 Apart from doing tours in Medellín, we strongly believe in education and change, and this is a space to go over many decades that left a bad legacy for Colombia, many people who somehow, were influenced by Pablo Escobar and of course, many victims. It is not a narcotour but 3 decades of history.

The Medellín Fashion Tour is an exclusive and compact four-hour experience designed to immerse you in the vibrant world of Colombian fashion. We begin in the elegant neighborhood of El Poblado, where our fashion expert guide will welcome you with an introduction to the history and impact of fashion in Medellín. This is an area known for its boutiques and local designer stores. Stroll through these chic streets as you discover designer stores with the chance to make exclusive purchases and learn about the inspiration behind each brand. From there, we will head to the workshops of prominent local designers where you can observe first-hand the creative process and the making of unique garments. Here you will have the opportunity to interact with designers and artisans, and purchase exclusive pieces directly from the workshop. What makes the Medellín Fashion Tour unique is the combination of exclusive access to workshops and boutiques, direct interaction with designers and textile experts, and the opportunity to experience Colombian fashion in a personalized and in-depth way in just four hours. This compact but content-rich experience will allow you to discover and appreciate the creativity and talent that make Medellín an epicenter of fashion in Colombia.

Explore La Catedral, the prison where Pablo Escobar took refuge, and discover the secrets of his life and legacy in Medellín. Places you will visit on this tour: - The Monaco Building (now Parque de la Inflexión). - The neighborhood he built for the poorest people of the city in his time. - His tomb in the Jardines Montesacro cemetery. - The place where he died - The Cathedral, a place he built himself and what was his luxury prison. This tour is a mix of history, reflection and understanding about a complex period of Colombian history, don't miss it!

Experience a personalized private tour with comfortable hotel pick-up and drop-off, accompanied by a guide who provides translation, ensuring a smooth and immersive journey into Colombia's coffee culture. Immerse yourself in the rich coffee culture of Colombia on a guided tour of a historic, family-owned coffee farm in the Medellin area. With over a century of experience passed down through generations, this family warmly welcomes you to discover the art and tradition of Colombian coffee-making. Start your day with a pick-up from your hotel in Medellin and travel to a traditional coffee farm. With your guide, learn about the history of coffee, from its origins in Africa to its arrival in Colombia in the mid-19th century. Next, embark on a guided tour of the coffee fields and learn about the coffee-making process, from planting to harvesting, all while enjoying the personal touch of the family's expertise. Return to the farm and enjoy a tasting session with a professional barista, who will teach you about different brewing methods. Take home a deeper understanding of coffee, from seed to cup, enriched by the warmth of a family with a century of dedication and a satisfied palate with the delicious creations of the barista.