Vacation rentals in Sabaneta

First we need to take the bus to go to the neightborhood called 20 de Julio, then we will go up the mountain called Independencia 1, wich one is the neightborhood with more graffitis in all Medellin, and we will be explainig you the history behind a lot of graffitis. Then we'll go inside my Grandmother's home to try an expecial and typical mango ice cream with salt and lemon wich one is including in the tour, and inside my Grandmother's home I will explain you everything about the painful past of la Comuna 13, and our personal histories like locals of la Comuna 13 as well. Then we will take the escalators that leads to the top of the mountain, and I will show you an amazing viewpoint to see all Medellin City. Then we'll go to Independencia 2 to see more about the second part of the history, explaining about the biggest mass grave in a Neighborhood in all the world, Present and Transformation of the Comuna 13 as well. After we will go back to my Grandmother's home, And then we will go back to San Javier station. Other things to note 1) The tour only last 2 hours and 30 minutes. 2) You can go with your camera and cellphone. 3) The Comuna 13 is really safe.

We will meet at the San Javier metro station and from there we will take the bus to go to the July 20 neighborhood, and then we go to the escalators in the Independencias 1 neighborhood, where on the way we will see the urban art gallery on the air largest free market in Colombia, and in it we will find murals and graffiti of different local and foreign artists. Then we will talk about the armed conflict that had to go through Comuna 13 of Medellín from its inception until 2002. Share with us the graffiti tour of Medellín and discover the turbulent history and its miraculous transformation of the 13th commune of Medellín, once considered ... the most dangerous neighborhood in Colombia. • IT INCLUDES: • Round trip bus ticket to San Javier metro station • Complimentary ice cream (typical of Medellín) • Guide in Spanish - English • Visit escalators (electric) • History of the armed conflict in commune 13 • We will enter different art galleries of local mural artists and graffiti artists • Live shows break dance and freestyle rap • Viewpoints of the city of Medellín and commune 13 • We will visit Casa Neón where we will observe neon and 3D graffiti • At the end of the tour you will have fun making your own graffiti (tag) Remember to wear a hat or cap, apply sunscreen, and comfortable shoes

In this experience you will know what the magic is in our neighborhood Comuna 13, understand why a moment of so much violence has passed and how the community together with art and struggle have managed to change the face and provide people who they visit an excellent experience, to value many things that in life we stop seeing knowing that they are there, to know in the first person that if you can leave in front of a moment of difficulty. Our tour, more than a walk or a tour, is a life story which we transmit with our hearts to live an unforgettable moment. We are fully prepared for any type of question or doubt that may arise in the tour, we know all the corners of our neighborhood since we are specialists in our tour and we adapt to the moment that our visitors wish to spend. Do not hesitate to choose us ... Other things to note alert: if your tour is in English you must inform us with a message for us to organize people who wish to do the tour with us, we will meet at the subway station of san javier, there we will see the agreed day and time. the tour lasts 2:30 a.m. to 3:00 a.m.

We will get up early to go to the local market, where we will introduce you to all of our favorite fruits, we will show you how to eat them, talk about their benefits and share some recipes with you. We will greet and shop amongst fruit and vegetable vendors. Be prepare to try all kind of amazing and exotic fruits such as pitaya, corozo, feijoa and borojo, among many others! We will finish right before lunch not before giving you one of Colombian´s typical sweets.

As our guest, you will have the opportunity to learn about the exciting process of coffee production — from bean to cup. Guided by our expert host, you will enter the coffee plantations to get to know the varieties, understand the harvesting technique, and thus feel part of the incredible world of coffee. Then, you will visit the post-harvesting facilities where the coffee beans go through different processes to result in a cup of outstanding quality. To complete this amazing journey, we will head to the roasting plant located in Poblado to know the final stages of hulling, roasting and brewing. You will be invited to grind and prepare your own cup of coffee and enjoy it in our beautiful garden.   To make your experience unforgettable, we suggest bringing sunscreen, a cap/hat, closed-toe shoes or boots, and comfortable clothes that can get dirty during the walk. Also, do not forget to bring your camera to capture the best moments.