• Inflexión Memorial Park - The tour will proceed to the former Monaco Building, once the primary residence of Pablo Escobar and his family. It now stands as a memorial for the victims of Escobar’s criminal activities. This activity includes transfers for both arrival and departure.
• Monasterio Santa Gertrudis La Magna - The visit will cover the public areas of La Catedral. The tour will include the cells, the nightclub, the halls of the old prison, the guard tower, the tunnel areas, the former soccer field, and Escobar’s escape route. Additionally, the area believed to have housed a mass grave and a cocaine lab will be shown, with explanations of the historical events that occurred there.

Local regulations may restrict access to certain areas without prior notice, but visitors can always explore the publicly accessible sections of the old prison, now in ruins. Some of these areas have been reconstructed.

User-added photos feature close-ups of the cells, the helipad, the escape route, the nightclub interior, the guard tower, etc. However, since June 2025, authorities have prohibited walking through these areas.

• La Paz - The tour will enter the neighborhood where Pablo Escobar spent his teenage years, met his wife, and built his criminal empire. Visitors will experience the environment where Escobar grew up and visit the site of his childhood home.
• Cementerio Jardines Montesacro - The tour will include Escobar’s burial site, which attracts numerous visitors daily. The graves of other figures associated with the Medellín Cartel, such as Griselda Blanco and Gustavo Gaviria, will also be visited. This activity includes transfers for both arrival and departure.

• Pick up and drop off at your accommodation
• Native and local guide guaranteed
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Visit to the designated areas of the Cathedral

• Gratuities

This tour neither glorifies crime nor aligns with the repressive views of traditional institutions. Instead, it aims to thoroughly understand the causes, context, and consequences of these events.

Explore locations that were significant in Escobar’s life, discover key stories and historical events, and gain an objective and neutral understanding of the drug trafficking phenomenon, much like creating a documentary. The agency employs journalistic methods and techniques.

This tour offers an opportunity to analyze history and reflect on drug trafficking, violence, and corruption in Colombia. It uses an independent journalistic approach, free from media bias, censorship by authorities, or the personal sentiments of those close to the leader of the Medellín Cartel.

All sites visited during the tour are public, with free admission.

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