Pablo Escobar: Not a Hero Tour it’s a tour dedicated to victims: more tan 20.000 thousands of inocent people who lost their lifes because narco war. In this tour, prepare to embark on a gripping journey through the streets of Medellín to unravel the truth behind the infamous figure of Pablo Escobar. Our 3 to 5-hour tour is a revealing exploration of the city’s past, shedding light on the atrocities committed by Escobar and his cartel.

We begin at the Parque de la Inflexión, once the site of the notorious Monaco building, Escobar’s former residence and symbol of his opulent lifestyle. Here, you’ll hear harrowing tales of violence and excess, as we delve into the impact of Escobar’s reign of terror on the local community.

Next, we visit the Casa de la Memoria, a poignant museum dedicated to preserving the memory of those affected by Colombia’s armed conflict. Through powerful exhibits and interactive displays, you’ll gain insight into the human cost of Escobar’s drug empire and the resilience of the Colombian people in the face of adversity.

As we journey through the city, our expert guides will recount stories of tragedy and triumph, offering a nuanced perspective on Escobar’s complex legacy. From his ruthless pursuit of power to the lasting scars left on Medellín’s landscape, each stop on our tour reveals a different facet of the Escobar story.

Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply curious to uncover the truth behind Colombia’s most infamous drug lord, our Unveiling Pablo Escobar Tour offers a thought-provoking glimpse into Medellín’s past. Join us as we confront the myths and unravel the realities of one of the most compelling chapters in Colombian history.

It’s a hero, it’s a villain ? 

In the shops, maybe for trying to selling you some narco souvenir they will tell you he is the big guy. But the only true here is the facts. More than 200 bombs planted in civillian places. Schools, theaters, nighclubs. No matter childrens or eldery people were there, thousands of people were killed or injuried in that dark time.