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Live an extraordinary experience in Medellín on a graffiti tour of Comuna 13 accompanied by a local guide. You will see the result that graffiti has produced in the community telling the story of struggle and suffering in recent years, transforming the community into one of the most visited places by tourists in Medellín. This is an unmissable tour that will show you how community tourism is the solution to developing communities in transformation.

Graffiti Tour in Comuna 13

We will walk through the Aburrá Valley, promoting the practice and exchange of cultures and languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, Italian, German, Mandarin, Arabic, etc. We will start at San Ignacio Park, in front of the auditorium of the University of Antioquia, near the Ayacucho tram line, a street that represents the economic and cultural development of Medellín. Then we will walk until we catch the bus to the neighborhood “El Faro”, from where we will start walking until we reach Cerro Pan de Azúcar, today called Jardín, a rock formation located in the center of the city. We will see archaeological sites of the Aburraes indigenous people that are over 250 years old. Cerro or Morro Pan de Azúcar has several entrances and exits, through several neighborhoods, covering a total of 105 hectares. It is the highest of the 8 emblematic hills of the Aburrá Valley and offers a 180° view, full of contrasts between the city and the countryside planted with all types of vegetables; coffee, cocoa, tobacco and fruits. It is located in the center-east (commune nº 8), at a base height of 1,698 meters above sea level, and at a top height of 2,138 meters above sea level. The nose has that magical ancestral essence. Climbing the green and rocky hill, we can breathe fresh air, stroll among nature and enjoy the fauna and flora, and see the city from several viewpoints. We will also see archaeological sites of the Aburraes indigenous people, who built their crops, their homes and one of the three royal roads made of white stone that is over 200 years old and leads to the Magdalena River, through which all colonization penetrated, in a rocky ecosystem for Latin America. Then we will go down another path that connects with the Sol de Oriente neighborhood, until we reach Uva de La Libertad, El Pinal neighborhood, to end at line M; El Pinal metro station

Tour of the Aburrá Valley

After a hotel reception (see Observation), we&#39;ll set off for a visit to Botero Square, home to sculptures by Colombian artist Fernando Botero, famous for his use of the volumetric style. Next, we&#39;ll take a panoramic tour of Barefoot Park and Desires Park, an urban transformation zone that showcases the city&#39;s development, which was recognized worldwide by winning the most important urban planning award: the Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize, considered the Nobel Prize of cities. The local culture, known as paisa, is a global benchmark for Colombia. During the visit to Pueblito Paisa, we&#39;ll explore the region&#39;s ancient architecture and customs. Throughout the tour, we&#39;ll experience contemporary culture and the city&#39;s vibrant hustle and bustle through public transportation, including the metro and the Metrocable (cable subway), a new cable car system that connects to a working-class neighborhood. We&#39;ll visit Comuna 13, where we&#39;ll learn about the social transformation of this population, where successful processes have enabled the social reintegration of this area, and which show a different side of the city—an authentic and unforgettable experience. Return to the hotel. Notes: A supplement applies for a bilingual guide. Note *1: Pickup and drop-off are only available at hotels located in the El Poblado, Laureles, or Estadio neighborhoods, between 8:15 AM and 9:30 AM. Pickup is not available at accommodations located in other areas or neighborhoods. In this case, passengers must arrive at one of the following meeting points: San José Church in El Poblado Park at 8:45 AM, or Estadio Metro Station, specifically at Dos Estrellas Bakery, at 9:00 AM. The shuttle arrives at these points with a 10- to 45-minute delay due to pickup times and city traffic.

Full-Day City Tour of Urbano and Comuna 13

There will be a city tour with stops at the Parque de los Pies Descalzos, Parque de las Esculturas and Parques del Río, a panoramic view of the Alpujarra Administrative Center, Parque de las Luces, Av. At the end you will return to the starting point of the tour. Notes:

City Tour Shuttle em Medellín

The tour begins at Pueblito Paisa, a replica of a typical village in the region. Next, you&#39;ll visit iconic sites such as San Antonio Park, San Ignacio Square, and La Playa Avenue, as well as the Coltejer Building. Continuing north, stops include Parque de los Deseos, Parque Explora, the University of Antioquia, and the Botanical Garden. Heading west, visitors will visit Punto Cero, the Unidad Deportiva Atanasio Girardot, and the La Macarena Convention Center. Other highlights are the Plaza Mayor Convention Center and the Palacio de Exposiciones. Notes:

Panoramic City Tour: Past, Present and Future in Medellín

On this city tour, you&#39;ll visit the city&#39;s main attractions, including San Antonio Park, San Ignacio Square, the traditional La Playa Avenue, and the Parque de Las Esculturas, home to over 20 sculptures donated by Maestro Fernando Botero. You&#39;ll also visit the Parque de los Deseos (Park of Desires) and the Unidad Deportiva Atanasio Girardot (Atanasio Girardot Sports Center), as well as the remodeled Convention Center, the Macarena, and the old Plaza de Toros (Bullring Arena). You&#39;ll also visit the traditional Pueblito Paisa, then head to the Poblado area, where you&#39;ll visit Poblado Park, Lleras Park, and the Golden Mile, the city&#39;s financial and hotel heart. The tour continues toward Medellín&#39;s Comuna 13, exploring the graffiti that highlights historical landmarks. These murals, created by various local artists, showcase moving and hopeful stories. The tour ends with a visit to the iconic Escaleras Elétricas de la Comuna 13 and at the end of the tour we will be transferred to the Hotel. Notes:

Private City Tour and Graffitour in Medellín

Stores selling renowned brands and national manufacturers offer a portion of their catalog for a lower price. This shopping alternative is located in strategic locations throughout the city, offering quality products and permanent offers. The points of sale house stores selling children&#39;s and adult clothing, footwear and household goods. Notes:

Private Shopping Tour in Medellín

At the scheduled time, pick up at your hotel lobby to begin your tour. Colombia, with its rich biodiversity, offers the ideal climate for growing exotic tropical fruits, many of them unique to the country. Explore a local farmers&#39; market, talk to vendors about the origins of these fruits, and select seasonal ones. Next, visit the Medellín Botanical Garden, a 14-hectare oasis with over 4,500 species of plants and orchids. Enjoy a picnic while an expert guide teaches you about the fruits, their cultivation, harvesting, and cultural significance. This tour supports local smallholder farmers. Notes:

Medellin Wine Tasting and Walking Tour

At the agreed time, the meeting point will be in the hotel lobby to begin the tour. We&#39;ll visit Medellín&#39;s main tourist attractions, such as San Antonio Park, San Ignacio Square, La Playa Avenue, Parque de Las Esculturas (Sculpture Park) featuring works by Botero, Parque de los Deseos (Desires Park), Unidad Deportiva Atanasio Girardot, La Macarena Convention Center, and the traditional Pueblito Paisa. Next, we&#39;ll explore El Poblado, including Parque del Poblado, Parque Lleras, and the Golden Mile. The tour continues in Comuna 13, exploring graffiti that tells stories of transformation and hope, culminating in the iconic Escaleras Elétricas (Electric Staircases). Finally, we&#39;ll return to the hotel. Notes:

City Tour &amp; Graffitour (Private Service)

The tour begins at El Morro, a hill in Medellín that once housed a landfill and now houses a garden center and nursery. The urban transformation will be observed through community projects, including a visit to the Moravia Cultural Center to explore the neighborhood&#39;s planning and development proposals, challenges, and hopes. The tour culminates in a socio-environmental classroom built in guadua, dedicated to ecological initiatives and new ways of inhabiting the territory. Notes:

Moravia, a story of Valentia - Private Tour in Medellín

Party night in Medellín. Enjoy Medellín&#39;s exciting nightlife at Dulce Jesús Mío, one of the most prominent spots for entertainment in the paisas, with a wide variety of music to celebrate and enjoy Medellín&#39;s party atmosphere. Notes:

Party night in Medellín

Explore Plaza Botero with its 23 world-famous sculptures and discover the memories of Colombia&#39;s armed conflict, displayed at &#39;La Casa Museo de la Memoria&#39;. Enjoy street art in the creative neighborhood of Perpetuo Socorro and learn about the history and transformation of Plaza de las Luces and La Alpujarra. Recharge your batteries with a delicious Colombian coffee in Plaza Mayor and be amazed by Parques del Rio, a stunning green promenade where you&#39;ll often find locals picnicking, walking their dogs, or simply relaxing. Notes:

Things to do in Medellin

Guided tours in Medellin

Graffiti Tour in Comuna 13

Tour of the Aburrá Valley

Full-Day City Tour of Urbano and Comuna 13

City Tour Shuttle em Medellín

Tickets for attractions in Medellin

Full-Day City Tour of Urbano and Comuna 13

City Tour Shuttle em Medellín

Panoramic City Tour: Past, Present and Future in Medellín

Private City Tour and Graffitour in Medellín