The outdoor escalators, San Javier viewpoint, and the Open-Air Gallery are some of the main highlights.
The Comuna 13 Graffiti Tour allows you to explore one of Medellín’s most historically rich areas—a place that has undergone an impressive transformation in recent years. Known for its colorful murals and vibrant artistic expressions, Comuna 13 has evolved from a troubled neighborhood into a symbol of change and culture. On this guided tour, you’ll learn about the historical and social context of the area while admiring urban art and engaging with local artists.
Each mural tells a story of struggle and hope—a revolution against armed conflict and violence. The tour offers insight into how art has played a key role in the social transformation of the comuna. Without a doubt, it’s a unique experience that will connect you to the essence of Medellín and its cultural rebirth.
The tour stands out for its vibrant urban murals and its rich history of social transformation.
Yes, there will be opportunities to meet some of the artists working in the area. Artists like Chota13 and Perrograff are among the local talents recognized for their work in the neighborhood.
The tour through Comuna 13 in Medellín typically lasts around 3 hours. During this time, you’ll explore the vibrant community, admire street art, ride the famous outdoor escalators, and learn about the fascinating history and transformation of Comuna 13.
The outdoor escalators, San Javier viewpoint, and the Open-Air Gallery are some of the main highlights.
Comuna 13 was one of the first areas in Medellín to install outdoor escalators, significantly improving mobility for its residents.
The murals in Comuna 13 tell stories of peace, love, and resistance, reflecting the struggle and resilience of its people.
The urban art tour is one of Medellín’s most popular attractions, drawing thousands of tourists each year.