The Electric Staircases of Comuna 13 represent a visual testimony of the transformation and rebirth of this vibrant community. We will explore the meaning behind the construction of these stairs and how they have evolved to become a symbol of progress and empowerment for the more than 150,000 inhabitants of this commune. Discover the unique history that lies behind these stairs, a reflection of the positive change that has marked the path to the future in Comuna 13!

Going on the metrocable is an essential experience in Medellín. Forming part of the integrated transportation system, this means not only takes you from one place to another, but also gives you impressive views of the neighborhoods that extend through the mountains, revealing the unique beauty of the Medellín valley. Join the daily routine of those who use it to go to work or return home and enjoy a unique and fascinating perspective of the city from above. Explore Medellín from the metrocable and immerse yourself in the essence of this vibrant metropolis!

At our next stop, we will head to the most visited tomb in the world, which houses the remains of Pablo Escobar, Gustavo Gaviria, and other members of his family. This final resting place has become a significant point of interest for those interested in the history and legacy of the infamous Colombian drug lord.

at the Pablo Escobar Museum, where you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the life of the infamous drug lord through a vast collection of photographs and objects related to his story. This museum offers a detailed look at key events in Pablo Escobar's life, from his rise in the world of drug trafficking to his downfall and the consequences of his legacy. Exploring the museum will allow you to better understand the complexity of Pablo Escobar's figure and how his actions impacted Colombia and the world. Your guide will provide you with additional information to contextualize the exhibits and answer any questions you may have.

The Monasterio Santa Gertrudis La Magna, known as the Cathedral, was Pablo Escobar's private prison in Envigado, Colombia. This apparently religious monastery became a personal stronghold for the infamous drug trafficker. Built to house nuns, the property was adapted by Escobar to meet his needs during his time behind bars. A visit to the Monasterio Santa Gertrudis La Magna offers visitors a unique insight into the life and times of Pablo Escobar, revealing both the dark aspects and controversial decisions surrounding his imprisonment.