• Parque San Antonio - Our first stop will be San Antonio Park. In this park, you can find 23 sculptures of Botero. But without a doubt, the most known sculpture is a broken bird.
• Parque de Boston - Here we will visit the main park
• Avenida La Playa - We will take a panoramic tour along one of the most important avenues of the city.
• Plaza Botero - we will cross the Botero Square, where we will see more of Fernando Botero’s sculptures. Also, we will pass by the Palace of Culture, which is one of the most photographed buildings in Medellin.
• Rafael Uribe Uribe Palace of Culture - It is a Colombian public building located in the center of Medellin, on the Plaza de Botero.
• Museo de Antioquia - But Fernando Botero not only donated the sculptures to the San Antonio Park and Botero Square. He also donated paintings to the Museum of Antioquia, which shows an exhibition about the artist.

• Hydration
• Bilingual Spanish-English guide
• Admission to Antioquia’s Museum
• Medical assistance
• Private transportation

• Feeding
• Unspecified expenses
• Tips

In Medellín, Fernando Botero’s artwork is not merely observed—it is an integral part of the city’s experience. This tour is crafted to offer more than a standard visit: it provides insights into the history, context, and significance of each piece, linking Botero’s creations to Medellín’s cultural evolution.

Unlike other tours, this one goes beyond just visiting the renowned Botero Plaza and the Museum of Antioquia. Participants will explore significant locations where art, history, and local life intersect: San Antonio Park, the traditional Boston neighborhood, La Playa Avenue, and the Palace of Fine Arts, unveiling Medellín’s artistic essence from a genuine and enlightening viewpoint.

This immersive experience highlights how Botero’s legacy has played a pivotal role in transforming the city into a premier destination for art and culture.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.