Discover the transformation of Medellin into a shared tour of the neighborhoods
A journey through history and hope
Imagine walking along the same streets that were once the scene of violence, but now full of life and color. On our shared tour, we invite you to learn about the history of Medellin, a city that has risen from its ashes. We will explore the neighborhoods that were most affected by the armed conflict and find out how the community has worked to build a more promising future.
We will meet at the indicated time in Plaza San Antonio next to the Botero Sculpture "Birds" where you will find your guide with the red Beyond Colombia umbrella.
This Tour is part of a shared experience called "Free Walking Tour" and the value that you pay through Viator is the same suggested tip per person for your guide's job. This amount that you pay in advance will go directly to your guide (minus the Viator commission). We hope you enjoy our experience!
We begin our tour in Parque San Antonio, an emblematic place of Medellin. Here, we will tell you about the history of this park and its importance in the lives of the inhabitants of the city. In addition, we will be able to observe the changes that the park has experienced over the years, reflecting the transformation of Medellin.
In this square, we will talk about the importance of education in the transformation process of Medellin. We will explore the history of education in the city and how it has been a key factor in peacebuilding.
We will visit the cultural center of Comfama, a space dedicated to promoting art, culture and education. Here, we can learn about the programs that have been implemented to strengthen the social fabric and foster peaceful coexistence.
These towers are a symbol of modern architecture in Medellin. We will tell you about their history and how they have become a reference of the city. In addition, we will reflect on the role of architecture in urban transformation.
This passage is an example of how urban art can transform a public space. We will admire the colorful murals and tell you about the artists who created them and the message they convey.
Boston Park is an ideal place to rest and reflect. Here, we will invite you to share your thoughts on what we have seen and learned so far.
This park is a tribute to Simona Duque, a woman who dedicated her life to the fight for human rights. We will tell you his story and his legacy.
We will finish our tour in the Bicentennial Park, a modern and sustainable space that represents the future of Medellin. Here, we will reflect on the challenges and opportunities facing the city on the road to peace.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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                          You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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