First, visit the house where Pablo Escobar was killed and hear the story of his final days—hiding in a modest home while his empire crumbled around him.

Next, explore a neighborhood built by Escobar and gifted to the poor, where you’ll learn about his early life and see a large graffiti mural depicting his image.

The journey continues to the Parque Memorial de la Inflexión, a powerful tribute to the victims of car bombings, assassinations, and violence during Escobar’s war against the state. Built on the former site of his Monaco building, it stands today as a symbol of resilience and transformation.

Finally, visit the Cementerio Jardines Montesacro, where Escobar, his family members, and the infamous “Godmother of Cocaine,” Griselda Blanco, are buried.

The tour ends back at “Recuerdos Viajeros,” leaving you with a deeper understanding of Medellín’s history—how a city once scarred by violence has risen with strength and hope.