We’ll start our acquaintance with Medellín in one of its most prestigious neighborhoods. Get ready for calmness, plenty of greenery and “I want to live here” thoughts. We’ll take a stroll through a local park that looks like a jungle and then head to a monument that commemorates the darkest years in Colombia’s history. Then we’ll drive to the bustling chaotic center where we’ll explore the work of Colombia’s most famous sculptor and artist, Fernando Botero. From the center, we’ll head to Commune 13, once Medellín’s most dangerous district, which has become a symbol of its transformation. Street art, hip-hop rhythms and colorful graffiti rule here, telling attentive viewers about the neighborhood’s sad past. Afterward, we will have lunch or dinner in one of the city’s stylish restaurants in the tourist district of Provenza.
The price of the tour is $100 per one person, $150 per two people.
Each next participant pays +$20.
Duration of the tour – 4-5 hours.
A tropical beauty embraced by the mountains
Medellin, known as the city of eternal spring, has become a favorite
destination for expats and digital nomads. What draws them to a city that was once considered the world’s most dangerous? Join our tour to explore the city’s transformation and admire its striking contrasts.
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