• Parque Memorial Inflexion - This memorial park was established by the city hall and the National History Memory Center to honor those who lost their lives between 1983 and 1994. It serves as a tribute to individuals whose integrity, righteousness, and honesty make them role models for future generations. While some may idolize figures like Pablo Escobar due to popular series, this space aims to raise awareness about the harm and negative legacy left by narcoterrorism and the culture of easy money in the country.
• Plaza La América - A stop will be made at one of the city’s most significant marketplaces: La America. Although Colombia is globally recognized for its coffee and flowers, the country boasts at least 400 varieties of native fruits. This visit offers a chance to sample some of these exotic fruits.
• Estación Metrocable Juan XXIII - Part of the city’s public transport system, this station is a symbol of pride and resilience for the region’s residents. It exemplifies development and aims to enhance the quality of life for Medellin’s inhabitants by improving connectivity. From San Javier Metro station, the journey continues to the final station (Aurora) via cable car, offering a panoramic view of the city.
• Centro Comercial Palacio Nacional - The visit to the city center begins at the National Palace building, a neo-Renaissance complex that was once part of the administrative center. It has been renovated and transformed into a shopping center. In addition to exploring the stores, visitors can enjoy a gallery on the upper floors.
• Plaza Botero - The tour concludes at Botero Plaza, a significant and iconic city space where 23 sculptures donated by artist Fernando Botero can be admired. Visitors can also observe the city’s dynamics, commerce, daily life, public transport, and key buildings in the area. A cup of coffee or a beer might be enjoyed at one of the town’s most renowned cafes. The remaining time (approximately 40-60 minutes) is allocated for travel.

• Bottled water
• Personal guide is licensed/certified
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Snacks

• Lunch
• Alcoholic beverages

Discover Medellín’s rich history and vibrant present on a private city tour that seamlessly combines history, culture, and resilience. Start at Parque Memorial Inflexión, a poignant tribute to the victims of narcoterrorism, then proceed to Plaza La América to explore local flavors and exotic fruits. Experience the Metrocable Juan Station, a key part of Medellín’s innovative public transport system, and take in breathtaking views of the city. Explore the Palacio Nacional, a neo-Renaissance architectural gem now housing a shopping center with galleries, before concluding at Plaza Botero, which features 23 iconic sculptures by Fernando Botero. With a local guide and a relaxed pace, this tour provides genuine insights into Medellín’s transformation, daily life, and vibrant culture.

• Pick up and drop off included (in Medellin), 40 minutes of the tour are allotted in travel time

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