Located on the Botero Plaza, the Museum of Antioquia houses a large collection of works by Medellin native Fernando Botero. Enjoy skip-the-line entrance to the museum and make full use of your time there. Considered “the most Colombian of Colombian artists,” his acclaimed signature Boterismo style is internationally recognized and is housed at some of the most high profile locations across the world. Discover his most successful pieces of art and learn all about his fascinating life.

Discover the art and life of one of the greatest characters in Medellín’s, the artist Fernando Botero. See the extensive collection of sculptures the artist donated to his hometown. Marvel at his stunning paintings in the Museum of Antioquia. Start this wonderful tour with pickup at your hotel. Head to San Antonio Park to see its church and the sculptures by Botero there, then continue to Barrio Boston. Visit La Playa Avenue and the Palacio de Bellas Artes, donated by Botero to create access to art in the city). Walk through Botero Square, passing the Palace of Culture, and enter the Museum of Antioquia. See the wonderful exhibition showing satires of Colombian society, revealing the artist’s passion for bulls, and his tributes to the classics. Get dropped off back at your hotel after a fascinating tour.

A representative will contact you at the hotel where you are staying, to start the tour with a visit to Commune 13, taking a historical, aesthetic and political tour that some street artists from the Hip Hop movement in that area of the city designed and execute in the Commune. city, through graffiti, the stories that move and inspire hope and the search for better living conditions for the community are made known, then there will be a short journey by metro and a metrocable line from where you can see a unparalleled panoramic view of the city, we continue with a panoramic tour where you will be able to appreciate some of the places with the greatest tourist attraction and social impact of the city, such as the Nutibara hill, on top of which is a replica of a typical Antioquian town, botanical garden, park explora, park of desires, Ruta N innovation and technology center, barefoot park, finally the botero square where 23 is open-air bronze cultures by the Colombian master Fernando Botero and admission to the Antioquia museum. In the end I return to the hotel.