Pablo Escobar Tours

The legacy of Pablo Escobar is up 'til now a purpose behind division among occupants of Medellín, with a couple of individuals seeing the man in a useful light, while others do their best to entrust the viciousness of the '80s and mid-'90s to the history books.

Enthusiasm from remote guests, a noteworthy number of whom know nothing a more prominent measure of Medellín before they arrive than its association with Escobar's Medellín Cartel, has incited an impact in Pablo Escobar visits.

A common half-day visit will join visits to Monaco, the eight-story level building where the Cali Cartel detonated an auto bomb in a passing undertaking, to the building touching a last safe house where he was in the end killed, and to his family grave in the city of Itagüí, south of Medellín.