We will meet the guests at Poblado metro station to go then to San Antonio's square, where was blown up in 1995 one of the sculptures of Botero. Then we will visit Malaga Saloon, one of the oldest bars in the city that keeps the Tango traditions and a lot of pictures from the old Medellín. We will ride the newest transportation system that we have in the city, Tram and cable car which are designed to approach people living in the hillsides to downtown, where you will see why Medellín was chosen in 2013 as the most innovative city in the world, after that we will walk through the street art in Buenos Aires, before going to the Memory museum, a place full of testimonials from the victims of the armed conflict in Colombia, then we go to the oldest fruit market of the city to try some tropical fruits and Colombian snacks like, buñuelo, empanada and sweet corn cake, after that we continue walking to the San Ignacio’s square where we'll finish the tour.
At the metro station Poblado after crossing the turnstiles in the left window
We finish the tour at San Ignacio’s square, then you can go by yourself to Botero’s square if you want or enjoy more gastronomy of the area by yourself.
Meeting point
We will ride the tram and cable car
Al, the tango culture in this old bar from 50's
Riding the cable car to have a panoramic view of the real city
We get here after coming back using the trasm to continue walking the downtown
We will visit this museum full of testimonies of the victims of the armed conflict in Colombia
This is the oldest market of the city where you will try some of the tropical fruits that we farm in colombia, mixing sour and sweet flavors
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