Explore a neighborhood built by Pablo Escobar for low-income families and discover its history from a local and authentic perspective. You'll hear real-life stories from the community, visit a small museum run by its residents, and have the opportunity to support the local economy by purchasing souvenirs.

At this stop, we'll visit Parque Inflexión, built on the site of the former Monaco Building, owned by Pablo Escobar. Today, it's a memorial space honoring more than 47,000 victims of the conflict. Here, you'll understand the true impact of that era on the city, including the attacks and events that shaped Medellín's history.

We will visit the site where Pablo Escobar died, a pivotal moment in Medellín's history. Through detailed accounts, you will understand how the operation that led to his downfall unfolded and how the authorities managed to locate him, bringing an end to one of the city's most turbulent periods.

We will visit the Jardines Montesacro Cemetery, the final resting place of Pablo Escobar and other key figures. Through real stories, you will learn about the context of one of Medellín's most complex periods and reflect on its impact on the city and its transformation.

Experience the energy of Comuna 13, one of Medellín’s most iconic neighborhoods. Learn the powerful stories behind its murals and graffiti, and connect with the local culture through music, art, and the vibrant atmosphere that reflects the city’s transformation.

Experience a ride on the Metrocable de Medellín and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Beyond the scenery, discover how this iconic system became a symbol of Medellín’s transformation, connecting communities and creating new opportunities for its residents.