During the tour you will learn how Gabo lived in 1950 and the places that were part of his daily routine such as the New York Skyscraper, where he spent his nights, or the area where the Librería Mundo and Café Colombia were located, as we walk through the lively streets of Paseo Bolívar.
You will also visit the most emblematic sites of the city such as the church of San Nicolas; the Church 'Nuestra Señora del Perpetuo Socorro', where he got married to his wife; the Intendencia Fluvial, where the monument to the Yellow Butterflies is located; and the statue of Garcia Marquez, located in the Cultural Park of the Caribbean.
We will also tour the Prado neighborhood, one of the most traditional areas of the city and home to the famous El Prado hotel, known for its exquisite architecture and for being the place where Gabo and Mercedes first met.
Finally, we will finish at La Cueva restaurant, a place where Gabo used to meet with the famous Barranquilla Group.
We meet travelers in the lobby of their hotel or at the entrance of the specified meeting point.
A special place in the city that Gabo visited in the 1950s.
You will visit the church where Gabriel García Márquez married his wife Mercedes Barcha.
A place with many points represented in his biography. Here is located the 'New York Skyscraper' famous for being the place where he lived when he was a journalist for the newspaper El Heraldo, the famous San Blas street where there were several places he used to frequent with his group of intellectual friends.
A restaurant-museum that honors the life and work of Gabriel García Márquez, with many living representations of his story along with the acclaimed 'Grupo Barranquilla'.
A space where we tell stories related to Gabo and the great Magdalena River, a reference in many of his works, where there is also the monument of the 'Yellow Butterflies' allusive to the author.
A place where Gabo used to attend dances with his wife Mercedes before his marriage. Also here is the famous booth of his cab driver friends who nicknamed him 'Trapo loco' (Crazy Rag') because of his particular way of dressing.
In this neighborhood there are several places that were related to the life and work of García Márquez such as houses and apartments where he lived or stayed that belonged to his friends of the famous Barranquilla Group.
An iconic place for the city from where you can appreciate the best view of the Magdalena River, a great reference in many of García Márquez's literary works.
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