A free tour is a guided walking tour for which no fixed price is set in advance. At the end of the tour, the guide expects a tip as a thank you for their time and expertise, but the amount is up to you, depending on what you consider fair. It's a flexible and accessible way to get to know the city with the guidance of an expert.

Violence & Post-conflict Free Tour

Q: How to book Violence & Post-conflict Free Tour?

You can book Violence & Post-conflict Free Tour online through Nomades.com, the largest tour booking platform in Chile. Just go to the activity page, choose the date, number of passengers, and pay online by credit card, bank transfer, or using a 10% deposit to pay the rest at destination.

Q: How far in advance should I book Violence & Post-conflict Free Tour?

The tour Violence & Post-conflict Free Tour can be booked up to 1 days before the departure date. However, we recommend booking in advance to ensure availability.

Take this Free Tour and learn everything about the dynamics of violence before, during and after the Cartel and the people's struggle to create a better future.

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Duration

3 hours

Schedules

2:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Meeting point

San Antonio Square, next to the sculpture Birds by Botero, Medellín

Includes

English-speaking guide

Does not include

Tips (optional)

Restrictions

Minimum age required of 16 years old

What to bring

Comfortable clothing
Comfortable shoes
Water

Description

We will gather at our meeting point to start this Violence & Post-conflict Free Tour. Within the Colombian conflict, Medellín has a difficult but important place since it has been both the epicenter of the war and urban victims and the example of transition towards peace and post-conflict. On this tour you will get to know San Antonio Park, House of Memory Museum, while you discover its history and its main actors. You will learn about history from 1982 to 2015, delving into what happened after the Medellín Cartel with the "Donbernability" and how that past is still present today, in addition to the efforts of this town to overcome its dark past and create a better present.

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