More art, not war

We want to change the concept of our city by sharing art, we want Medellin to be synonymous with culture, beautiful landscapes, unique cuisine, friendly people. Many know our past, but very few our present. With this tour we yearn to sow a different content in tourists, so that little by little we are recognized for the good, for who we truly are.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Los Olivos neighborhood, Cra. 79B #45d-12, Medellín, Antioquia, Colombia

The war did not distinguish social class, neighborhood or community, all Medellin passed very difficult times in the 80s and 90s. This neighborhood, where Pablo Escobar dies, is perhaps for many the beginning of a new beginning, however, there was much more after this success.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Cementerio Jardines Montesacro, Carrera 42 25 51, Itagui 055413 Colombia

Finally, it is the only thing we have insurance, death. In the cemetery you can see the gravestone of Paul and his closest family.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Parque San Antonio, Cra 48 numero 63-04 Between Calle 45 & 47, Carrera 46 & 49, Medellin 050012 Colombia

San Antonio Park generates a bittersweet feeling, today we appreciate the art of Fernando Botero, however, there are memories associated with the time of war.

Here we will see some sculptures of Master Botero, and they will tell us about the most difficult time for the city.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Plaza Botero, Medellin Colombia

The largest public art exhibition for Fernando Botero is here, right in the center of Medellín. Enjoying the 23 outdoor bronze sculptures is a cultural example, that this city is more than stigma and the past, today it is art, people, green, transformation.

Duration: 25 minutes

Stop At: Museo de Antioquia, Calle 52 #52-43, Medellin Colombia

Art is the key to changing the landscape. It is here that the master Botero opens the doors to a world full of magic, where over the years and with his name he has tried to transform the name of his city into a cultural reference.

Duration: 1 hour