The Pablo Escobar Tour is one of the most sought after tourist tours from different places in the world. Enjoy knowing parts of the story of this famous character, because if you are a passionate person with the story of Pablo Escobar this tour is for you, In this tour you will know in detail the history of the transformation process that Medellín had as a result of the actions of Pablo Escobar; visiting places such as the Cemetery Jardines de Montesacro, Parque de la Inflection where the Building Monaco residence of Pablo Escobar was located, the Barrio Pablo Escobar, the Barrio Los Olivos where he was killed and the Pablo Escobar Museum where details the story of this famous character are concentrated. You can't miss it!
The Pablo Escobar neighborhood, initially called "Medellín sin tugurios" (Medellin without slums) is a neighborhood in the city of Medellín, which was founded in 1984 by drug trafficker and politician Pablo Escobar, head of the Medellín Cartel. The neighborhood is located in the upper area of Comuna 9, to the eastern center of Medellin.
The Parque Memorial inflection is a public park that is implanted on the lot of the former Building Monaco, icon of pain and violence, formerly owned by drug trafficker Pablo Escobar. This new public space, which is ceded to the city as a result of an international public architectural competition, commemorates through a memorial to the victims of narco-terrorism that occurred in the city in a period from 1983 to 1994.
The Inflection Memorial Park in Medellin is a public space that pays tribute to the victims of drug trafficking in Colombia. This park, which is located on the site of the former Monaco Building, was built after the demolition of the building by the Medellin authorities. The park is divided into three main moments: The Essence, Inflection and the timeline of violent events. The Essence is the main entrance, Inflection is the most solemn moment, and the timeline presents 208 violent events that occurred in the city. The park seeks to connect visitors with the memory of the victims and encourage reflection on narco-terrorist violence.
The Los Olivos neighborhood in Medellin is known for being the place where Pablo Escobar died on December 2, 1993. The house where Escobar lived, located at Carrera 79B n.° 45D - 94, has been transformed into a Spanish school and is a popular tourist destination, attracting many visitors interested in its history and drug trafficking.
Pablo Escobar Museum in the city of Medellin which many people attend in order to appreciate the work and life of this character. Without a doubt, it is impossible to talk about Medellin without thinking about Pablo Escobar, the greatest drug trafficker of all time. However, all this consolidated as a museum about Pablo Escobar led by the kingpin’s brother, Roberto Escobar and managed by his son Nicolás Escobar.
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