Argentina, Colombia · Street Art

5-Hour Comuna 13 Walking Tour with Metro Cable and Local Art

5 Hours Round trip from Medellín Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore colorful streets filled with murals that tell stories of struggle, hope, and transformation
02 Ride the artistic escalators that connect the hillside community and reveal panoramic city views
03 Hear firsthand how Comuna 13 transformed from a place of violence into a symbol of resilience
04 Meet local artists and discover the stories behind the neighborhood's urban art
05 Enjoy a community-focused experience with local initiatives and regional flavors

Immerse yourself in the vibrant transformation of Comuna 13 in Medellín, where colorful streets, iconic escalators, and striking murals reveal a powerful story of art, culture, and resilience. This guided tour takes you through one of Medellín's most compelling neighborhoods, with the chance to learn about its history, meet local artists, and connect with the warmth of the community. More than a tourist destination, Comuna 13 is a living symbol of transformation and urban creativity.

Enjoy the unique experience of riding the colorful escalators while admiring the murals and urban architecture.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 5 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access No

Cities Buenos Aires, Medellin

Languages English, German, Spanish

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Discover the Art and Transformation of Comuna 13

Meet at a central point in the comuna for an introduction to your guide and the tour, followed by a brief historical overview of the comuna's transformation.
Enjoy the unique experience of riding the colorful escalators while admiring the murals and urban architecture.
Stroll through the art-filled streets, meet artists, and learn the stories behind each piece.
Take in a breathtaking view of the city from one of the comuna's panoramic viewpoints.
Visit a community project, such as a cooperative or cultural center, to learn firsthand about local initiatives.
Sample the flavors of the region at a small local restaurant.
Conclude the tour with a ride over San Javier on the Metro Cable, followed by a reflection on the experience and farewell.