This tour does not praise or promote crime, nor does it take on the repressive attitude of traditional institutions. We strive to understand deeply the causes, context and consequences.
Go through places that marked Escobar’s life, know the main anecdotes and historical moments and understand the narco phenomenon, with objectivity and neutrality, as if you were making a documentary. Our agency uses the techniques of journalism.
This tour allows you to analyze history and reflect on drug trafficking, violence and corruption in Colombia. An independent journalistic approach is used, not limited to media bias, nor to censorship by the authorities, nor to the feelings of those closest to the head of the Medellin Cartel.
The entrance to the Cathedral will be by the places that are enabled, as there may be changes in the access policies at this place.
The meeting point is in the Parque Lleras area of El Poblado, on the corner of Calle 10th and Carrera 38. ("Calle" means Street in English). You can use the following Google Maps location to get there: https://maps.app.goo.gl/2NUSwAAwhkQSmrVJA
Former Monaco Building, the main residence of Pablo Escobar and his family. Today, it serves as a memorial to the victims of Escobar's criminal activities and the drug war in general.
You'll enter the private section of La Catedral, home to Escobar's room and soccer field, among other spaces. From there, you'll also see cells, a discotheque, former prison rooms, a watchtower, tunnel areas, and Escobar's escape route.
Neighborhood where Pablo Escobar grew up: You'll visit the Envigado area where Escobar's house was located during his youth.
You'll see Escobar's burial site, which receives numerous visitors, offerings, and talismans at different times of the year.
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                          You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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