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What will we visit on our tour?
-Edificio de Monaco, Monaco was one of the real estate owned by Colombian drug trafficker Pablo Escobar
-Tomb place where Paul rests
escobar with his family
-The Cathedral, The Cathedral was a prison located in Envigado, Antioquia.
It is known as the prison where the head of the Medellin Cartel was imprisoned in exchange for not being extradited to the United States.
-Barrio Pablo Escobar, a neighborhood that was founded in 1984 by drug trafficker and politician Pablo Escobar
- Barrio los Olivos Place where he went
Executed the pattern of patterns
Pablo Escobar Tour
"The Robin Hood Paisa"
What happened to Pablo Escobar?
Pablo Escobar was the leader of the cartel
Medellín in Colombia and one of the richest criminals in history.
He was the largest manufacturer and distributor of cocaine in the world, then responsible for up to 80% of the global trade in that drug.
Attacks, murders and intimidations
were some of his mechanisms to corner the country.
In 1993, after an intense operation, he was killed in Medellín. This is the story told 28 years later.
In October 1987, Forbes magazine
published its first issue of international billionaires, including Colombia's cocaine king, Pablo Escobar.
In This Tour We Will Make Several Stops
Tour Pablo Escobar, It has been designed to learn first-hand the history of the Capo de Capos Discover the fascinating story of a notorious drug trafficker acclaimed as one of the most famous figures in Colombia, on a historical tour of the city.
Delve into the fascinating history of the notorious criminal as we visit those historical sites closely related to his life and death
About Pablo Escobar
Pablo Escobar Gaviria, in 1993, was one of the most famous and richest men in the world. Known by those close to him and the press as "El Patron" or the "drug czar", thanks to the cocaine trade, which was smuggled by the organization he created, the Medellin cartel, he amassed the largest fortune in his country. and one of the largest in the world. His fortune, in fact, was estimated between 9 billion and 15 billion dollars, so he was not kidding when he once offered the Colombian government to pay his foreign debt, as long as they let him traffic drug in peace