Comuna 13 Graffitour in Medellín with Private Transport and Snacks
by Aeroturex
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
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This 3-4 hour tour starts in Medellín’s El Poblado neighborhood with a visit to the main church. Guests then board the Graffivans, a custom van decorated by Comuna 13 artists, to begin the Graffitour. The tour continues to Comuna 13, a district known for its colorful street art and history of change. Visitors spend about one hour exploring the streets, alleys, and houses while learning the stories behind the graffiti artworks. The route includes a ride on the longest electric escalators in Latin America. Afterward, guests taste mango biche cream, a local specialty. The tour proceeds to the Comuna 13 viewpoint, where visitors watch a live dance performance by local youth. Nearby, freestyle artists perform improvised songs based on visitor names and destinations. The final part of the tour involves descending with two stops: first, a coffee museum where guests learn about coffee production and taste pressed coffee, and second, the Neon House, a venue illuminated with colorful lights and art. Before returning to El Poblado, the group enjoys a traditional Antioquia empanadita, a fried corn pastry filled with meat and potatoes. The tour includes private transportation, bottled water, snacks, tea, coffee, bilingual guiding, and medical assistance.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
El Poblado Neighborhood and Church
The tour starts in El Poblado where guests see the local church before boarding the Graffivans, specially decorated vans created by Comuna 13 artists. The ride begins with music and traditions as the group heads toward Comuna 13.
20 min
Comuna13
After a short drive through Medellín, the tour arrives at Comuna 13, a neighborhood known for its colorful houses, street art, and history of transformation. Guests walk through the streets, alleys, and ladders, learning how the area changed from one of Colombia’s most violent communes to a symbol of change. The guide explains the meaning behind the graffiti. Visitors then ride the longest electric escalators in Latin America while sampling mango biche cream, a local specialty combining unique flavors.
60 min
Escaleras Electricas De La Comuna 13
The group continues to a viewpoint where they can take photos and watch a live dance show representing the local youth’s rhythm and character. Nearby, freestyle artists perform improvised songs based on visitor names and destinations, offering a cultural break before moving on.
60 min
Coffee Museum and Neon House
On the descent from Comuna 13, the tour stops at a coffee museum where guests learn about coffee history, production, and types. They also taste coffee prepared with a pressing technique that highlights flavor. The final stop is the Neon House, a brightly lit venue filled with colorful art that glows after dark. Before returning to El Poblado, the group enjoys a typical Antioquia empanadita, a fried corn pastry stuffed with meat and potatoes.
60 min
Meeting point
We recommend arriving 20 minutes before departure time. The meeting point is La 9 Mall Gastroturístico, exactly in Cl. 9 #42 - 27, El Poblado, Medellín - Antioquia! Ask for Aeroturex.
End point
We recommend arriving 20 minutes before departure time. The meeting point is La 9 Mall Gastroturístico, exactly in Cl. 9 #42 - 27, El Poblado, Medellín - Antioquia! Ask for Aeroturex.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Comuna 13 Graffitour in Medellín with Private Transport and Snacks
by Aeroturex
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$56Overview
This 3-4 hour tour starts in Medellín’s El Poblado neighborhood with a visit to the main church. Guests then board the Graffivans, a custom van decorated by Comuna 13 artists, to begin the Graffitour. The tour continues to Comuna 13, a district known for its colorful street art and history of change. Visitors spend about one hour exploring the streets, alleys, and houses while learning the stories behind the graffiti artworks. The route includes a ride on the longest electric escalators in Latin America. Afterward, guests taste mango biche cream, a local specialty. The tour proceeds to the Comuna 13 viewpoint, where visitors watch a live dance performance by local youth. Nearby, freestyle artists perform improvised songs based on visitor names and destinations. The final part of the tour involves descending with two stops: first, a coffee museum where guests learn about coffee production and taste pressed coffee, and second, the Neon House, a venue illuminated with colorful lights and art. Before returning to El Poblado, the group enjoys a traditional Antioquia empanadita, a fried corn pastry filled with meat and potatoes. The tour includes private transportation, bottled water, snacks, tea, coffee, bilingual guiding, and medical assistance.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
El Poblado Neighborhood and Church
The tour starts in El Poblado where guests see the local church before boarding the Graffivans, specially decorated vans created by Comuna 13 artists. The ride begins with music and traditions as the group heads toward Comuna 13.
20 min
Comuna13
After a short drive through Medellín, the tour arrives at Comuna 13, a neighborhood known for its colorful houses, street art, and history of transformation. Guests walk through the streets, alleys, and ladders, learning how the area changed from one of Colombia’s most violent communes to a symbol of change. The guide explains the meaning behind the graffiti. Visitors then ride the longest electric escalators in Latin America while sampling mango biche cream, a local specialty combining unique flavors.
60 min
Escaleras Electricas De La Comuna 13
The group continues to a viewpoint where they can take photos and watch a live dance show representing the local youth’s rhythm and character. Nearby, freestyle artists perform improvised songs based on visitor names and destinations, offering a cultural break before moving on.
60 min
Coffee Museum and Neon House
On the descent from Comuna 13, the tour stops at a coffee museum where guests learn about coffee history, production, and types. They also taste coffee prepared with a pressing technique that highlights flavor. The final stop is the Neon House, a brightly lit venue filled with colorful art that glows after dark. Before returning to El Poblado, the group enjoys a typical Antioquia empanadita, a fried corn pastry stuffed with meat and potatoes.
60 min
Meeting point
We recommend arriving 20 minutes before departure time. The meeting point is La 9 Mall Gastroturístico, exactly in Cl. 9 #42 - 27, El Poblado, Medellín - Antioquia! Ask for Aeroturex.
End point
We recommend arriving 20 minutes before departure time. The meeting point is La 9 Mall Gastroturístico, exactly in Cl. 9 #42 - 27, El Poblado, Medellín - Antioquia! Ask for Aeroturex.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.