BARRIO TRANSFORMATION TOUR
About This Experience
This tour gives you the opportunity to learn more about the transformation of communities that found innovate ways to improve their life standards. During this tour you will visit Moravia Barrio, the neighborhood that used to be a huge mountain of trash. After visiting Moravia Barrio we will continue our tour by visiting San Javier and Comuna 13. Comuna 13 was known to be the most dangerous neighborhood in Colombia. This community, expressing itself through music and art has lately experienced an impressive transformation. You will get to know the meaning behind the urban graffiti art of young artists and learn more about the heart touching stories of life in this community in the past. All of our tours are private bilingual tours that include a professional local guide who will pick you up and drop you off at your hotel. We also make sure you will have enough free time to buy souvenirs, grab a snack or take breathtaking pictures. By assisting this tour you contribute to the improvement of these neighborhoods, Medellin City Tours and Services supports these communities by helping the locals to improve their life quality. Check out our article Donating a Roof in Comuna 13. Note: Don’t forget to bring cash with you in case you want to buy goods or beverage that is not included because some shops or local restaurants may not accept credit cards.
Highlights
- Discover the remarkable transformation of Moravia Barrio.
- Learn how Moravia evolved from a former landfill into a thriving community.
- Explore San Javier and its cultural significance.
- Visit Comuna 13 and experience its vibrant street art and music scene.
- Learn the stories behind the urban graffiti created by local artists.
- Understand the social transformation of communities in Medellín.
- Enjoy free time for photos, souvenirs, and local snacks.
- Contribute to community development through responsible tourism.
Requirements
- Suitable for most travelers.
- Moderate walking required throughout the tour.
- Bring cash for personal purchases, snacks, or beverages not included.
- Some local businesses and restaurants may not accept credit cards.
What to Bring
- Comfortable walking shoes.
- Light clothing suitable for Medellín's weather.
- Water.
- Cash for souvenirs, snacks, and beverages.
- Camera or mobile phone for pictures.
What's Included
- Hotel pick up and drop off.
- Private car with bilingual driver and AC.
- Professional local bilingual guide.
- Traveler's insurance.
- Parking fees.
- Fully narrated tour.
- Local taxes.
- Relevant entries to Metro.
- Relevant entries to Metrocable.
What's Not Included
- Lunch.
- Beverages.
- Tips to driver/guide.
Cancellation Policy
Standard cancellation policy applies.
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