Medellín conflict guided walking tour

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Within the Colombian conflict, Medellín has a difficult but important place, it has been both the epicentre of the war and the urban victims, as well as the example of transition towards peace and the post-conflict. Starting at Parque San Antonio through downtown and finishing at Museo Casa de la Memoria, you will delve into that particularity of the city, while you discover its stories and get to know its main actors.You will learn about the changes that the violence there has had from 1982 to 2015, delving into what happened after the Medellín Cartel with "Donbernabilidad" and how that past is present today.You will delve into the multiple characters and institutions that have acted in this context of war, peace and resistance, discussing their motivations, practices and transformations. An expert guide will accompany you with their knowledge and experiences in exploring the dynamics of the deep "Medallo".
Highlights
- The tour provides an in-depth look into the Colombian conflict, particularly in Medellín
- You'll gain insights into the transformations that violence has brought about from 1982 to 2015
- There will be a focus on the aftermath of the Medellín Cartel and its continuing resonance today
- A knowledgeable guide assists in understanding the intricate dynamics of the profound Medallo
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Facilities
mobile
3 hours
Available in English, Spanish
What's included
- Guided walking tour
Not included
- Food and drinks
Where you'll meet
Find the guide at Parque San Antonio next to the “birds of Botero” with red umbrellas with the logo "Beyond Colombia Free Tour".
Operated by
Beyond Colombia BC
Important information
Know in advance:
* The minimum age required is 18 years old
Remember to bring:
* Umbrellas or capes. Bring your favourite waterproof coach
* Comfortable shoes and sunblock. You’ll walk about 5 km while also making some stops to listen to the guide
* Water or your preferred form of hydration
* Mosquito repellent could be useful for the rainy season (March to June)