Fernando Botero wanted that in the center of the city of Medellín there be places that would make it pleasant to travel in the middle of a conglomerate city, a place that established a connection between the sublime of art with friendly spaces for visitors, a privileged place in the middle of a calm atmosphere adorned with palm trees, while the blue sky of spring dominates the splendid days, those that in Medellín abound throughout the year 23 bronze sculptures with the unmistakable seal of the master make the space the most beautiful of museums outdoors, the Plaza Botero is in an ideal environment because it composes together with the Museum of Antioquia and the Palace of Culture Rafael Uribe Uribe a space of artistic essence that invites everyone, their own and strangers to sensitize themselves with the creation of excellence . Duration: 30 minutes

We will take a tour of the most important public transport system in the city, which transports more than 1,000 people per day, and will get to know the different sectors of the city and some of the areas most affected by violence in the 1990s. Duration: 45 minutes

This commune is known as «The cradle of Pablo Escobar», where long ago it was an epicenter of violence, precarious houses built in the middle of the hills, narrow and steep streets, which generated multiple alleys and viewpoints, ideal for criminals and traffic drugs. There were two of the bloodiest and most remembered military operations in the city, Operation Marshal and Orion. The direct relationship between Commune 13 and violence has gradually been left behind, thanks to the efforts of its community, especially young artists and, certainly, the government. At the moment they have turned it into a totally tourist site and it is really worth knowing. Duration: 2 hours