Food & Drink · Medellín
Same neighbourhood etiquette as the Graffitour: ask before photographing anyone, and buy from the vendors on the route — that is the point of bringing you here.
The Graffitour route taken slowly and eaten through — mango biche with salt and lime, obleas, chorizo from the grill halfway up, and a cold Club Colombia at the top with the whole valley below you.
Private guide, a longer tasting list, and lunch sitting down with a family in the barrio rather than eating on the move.
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The hillside barrio that went from the most feared address in Medellín to an open-air gallery, walked with someone who grew up in it. Outdoor escalators, murals with meanings, and the 2002 military operation told by the people it happened to.
From
$20–$45
per person
Culture
Twenty-three fat bronze Boteros standing in a public square, and upstairs the best collection of Colombian art outside Bogotá. The museum also holds the country’s most uncomfortable modern painting, and we will show you it.
From
$8–$40
per person
Culture
The downtown most visitors are told to avoid, walked properly with a guide who can explain why it looks the way it does. Four hours through Parque Berrío, the Palacio, Botero’s square and the streets where the city actually works.
Suggested
$15–$30
pay what you think it was worth
