• Parque Memorial Inflexion - This location marks the former site of the Monaco building, once owned by Escobar. It has been transformed into a memorial park honoring over 47,000 victims. Visitors will also gain insights into the bombings and attacks of that period.
• Montesacro Cemetery - Here, visitors will find the renowned tomb of Pablo Escobar, Gustavo Gaviria, and other family members. This site provides a historical and cultural perspective on Escobar’s impact.
• La Catedral - From a vantage point near La Catedral, visitors can view the site where Pablo Escobar was held in his notorious private prison.

During the visit, the guide will share the history of this location, detailing its construction according to Escobar’s specifications, the events within the prison, and the circumstances of his escape. Although the prison itself is not accessible, the panoramic view offers an understanding of its strategic significance and its role in Medellín’s history.

Additionally, visitors will enjoy a stunning view of the city, reflecting on the contrast between Medellín’s past and its ongoing transformation.

• Cancha El Dorado - At the sports field in the El Dorado neighborhood of Envigado, visitors will explore the area where Pablo Escobar grew up, now a lively space filled with local activity.

This stop emphasizes transformation: from a challenging past to a community that has progressed. The guide will discuss the evolution of these neighborhoods and the role of residents in the city’s development.

This visit offers a chance to witness the contrast between history and the present, highlighting that Medellín is defined not by its past, but by its ability to reinvent itself.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Pick-up at the agreed point within Medellín
• Local guide expert on the history of Medellín and Pablo Escobar
• Insurance

• Drinks and Food
• Personal expenses not mentioned in the itinerary

This private tour in Medellín offers a historical and educational perspective, enabling participants to explore the city’s transformation by visiting significant sites like Parque Inflexión, Jardines Montesacro Cemetery, the El Dorado neighborhood, and the La Catedral area.

During the tour, a knowledgeable local guide shares historical insights about the environment where Pablo Escobar was raised and the influence this era had on Medellín.

Important: This tour does not aim to glorify any individual but is designed as an educational journey focused on the city’s history and social evolution.

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