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The magnificent Recoleta Cemetery dates back to the 19th century and houses the burial sites of some of Argentina’s most important historic figures. On this tour, explore the famous cemetery with a guide and learn the secrets behind one of the world’s most impressive graveyards. Admire the grand mausoleums; visit Eva Perón’s (Evita) grave; and hear stories of hauntings, curses, and gravediggers.

Palermo is one of Buenos Aires’ coolest neighborhoods, known for its hip bars, cafés, and boutiques. On this walking tour, dive into the district’s art scene as you explore its creative hubs and street art hotspots. Marvel at colorful murals, striking graffiti art, and quirky street art, and learn more about local artists and their inspirations.

Learn the history behind the fiction, on this tour we will visit the most representative places that had a relationship with the famous Pablo Escobar. There you will be able to learn a little about the history of this character and how his actions generated a mark in Colombia due to his harmful actions.⁣ ⁣ You will have the opportunity to tour representative neighborhoods where he had his office, illuminated and created sports fields, the Inflexion Park, where the old Monaco building was located and the Montesacro Cemetery, the pantheon where his remains rest, those of his cousin and right hand man and the most iconic characters in history where you and yours will be able to relive part of the narrative of those dark years. ⁣We will end the tour at the Pablo Escobar Museum, the cove house belonging to this drug trafficker in the 80s and you will have the option of accessing this emblematic place on your own or taking photographs of what a home that was owned by the boss looks like.

Vibrant and exciting, Bogota's street art scene can't be missed. This street art tour makes sure you don't overlook a thing as your guide takes you to some of the city's essential murals in the La Candelaria urban art district. Learn about the history of Bogota and get a local perspective on its culture as you go.

Explore central Bogotá on this half-day sightseeing bike tour. Visit the city’s historical center, known as La Candelaria, plus a traditional fruit market and coffee factory. Along the way, pass by landmarks such as the Plaza de Toros and the Museo Nacional and see street art murals. Plus, stop in the Parque Nacional to sample traditional Colombian street foods.

Get a taste of Colombia as you embark on a street food tour through the best parts of Cali. Join a small group and walk through the streets and parks of the city to sample some of the city’s most famous dishes like ceviche, fresh fruits, and local drinks. You also get to see some of the city’s street art and learn how the city has changed over the years.

Explore the rise and fall of the notorious drug kingpin Pablo Escobar during this 4- or 8-hour excursion to his former hangouts in Medellín. See the lavish high-rise complex where Escobar once rubbed-shoulders with Colombia’s elite. Then learn about the mysterious circumstances of December 1993, when this elusive criminal finally met his end. Finish your Escobar-themed trip at his grave site. Your Pablo Escobar trip is private and also includes a professional guide and round-trip hotel transport.

Discover the San Felipe de Barajas Military Fort, one of the most important fortifications in America, as well as the highest point of Cartagena on a great tour to Cerro de la Popa. At its top you will find the convent that bears his name and you will have a perfect panoramic view of the entire city.

Experience one of Bolivia’s most entertaining cultural traditions during a *cholita* (female wrestler) match in La Paz. Secure your seat at the match, which only takes place on Thursdays and Sundays, by booking your ticket in advance. Plus, hassle-free return transfers are included.

The tour starts and ends at Poblado metro station, and our groups are small so you will be comfortable. Included: transportation tickets, an ice cream, and a beer. There is a lot to see at the Comuna 13, so 4 hours are perfect to explore amazing spots ;) After taking the metro, you will enjoy riding the metro cable to visit a spectacular viewpoint. Then you will take a bus to the graffiti neighborhood, from where the walking tour will begin. You will be amazed by all kinds of art expressions, such as graffiti, oil paintings, handicrafts, graffiti printed clothes, and dance shows. You will see spectacular graffiti, which are painted by local artists. The guide will explain the meaning of the main graffiti and answer any questions you may have. You will also enjoy street performances such as break dance, rap, or trova (traditional musical genre). Finally, the guide will take you to a bar with the best viewpoint of Comuna 13 and a big part of Medellin.

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Pablo Escobar, the notorious Colombian drug lord, had a colossal influence on Medellin’s culture and history. Delve deeper into Escobar’s infamous life on a private tour by air-conditioned vehicle. While you receive an unbiased account of Medellin's turbulent history, you visit significant sites such as the Los Olivos district and El Catedral Jail. Upgrade your experience and learn more about Escobar's life when you meet his family members.

Check out all the cool street art in Buenos Aires with this small group, guided cycle trip. Learn about the beginnings of the street art movement and see how it has grown. See the different techniques, and hear more stories from your guide. You’ll cycle through different neighborhoods, where you can see secret and not so secret works of art.

See the street art of Medellin's Comuna 13 neighborhood with a local guide by booking this group tour. You'll learn about how the neighborhood transformed itself from one of the most dangerous spots in the city to a thriving tourist attraction as you walk through the area. You'll also check out all sorts of street art and get the chance to interact with local artists and snack vendors.

Discover the people and stories behind Buenos Aires' most colorful artworks. This walking tour takes you some of the best murals and pieces of street art that you'd likely miss on your own. Starting in Villa Urquiza and finishing in Coghlan, you'll see murals by the local and international artists such as Fintan Magee and Alice Pasquini.

Get a kaleidoscopic view of Lima on a small-group nighttime tour of the city’s Magic Water Circuit and Barranco district. After an easy transfer from your hotel, you'll watch a colorful water display at what Guinness named the largest fountain complex in the world. Next, stroll along the bustling bohemian streets of Barranco as your guide provides illuminating commentary on the district's history, art, and landmarks, including the Bridge of Sighs.

Explore Medellin at your own pace on a private tour that covers top city attractions such as Comuna 13, home to the famous escalators and politically-charged street art. You stay cool and relaxed as you travel in air-conditioned comfort, and benefit from the undivided attention of your private guide, who’ll offer cultural and historical information that you’re not likely to find in the guide book.

Follow the life and times of Pablo Escobar on this full-day tour in Medellin. With a guide in the lead, you'll follow a carefully curated itinerary that includes the Communa 13 slum, the Monaco building, the Catedral, and the barrio PE. Along the way, you'll listen to in-depth commentary about Pablo and his role in the country's culture and politics.

Get your hipster on with this bike tour of São Paulo’s street art. This half-day tour, either morning or afternoon, takes you roundtrip from Avenida Paulista along bike routes that explore this city’s vibrant underbelly as seen through the eyes of its talented graffiti artists. Building-sized murals, kaleidoscopic columns and otherwise mundane overpasses turned into masterful canvasses, this tour culminates in Jeventude Park, once an infamous prison, now a hub of artistic creativity.

Lima is famous for its Spanish colonial architecture—but behind the scenes, there’s a bohemian side to the city many visitors miss. On this sightseeing tour, step off the beaten trail to lesser-known corners of Peru’s capital including Barranco and Callao, and explore Lima’s colorful and creative side with your guide. Visit the Jade Museum with entry fees included, and enjoy pickup and drop-off from selected Lima hotels.

Experience the ghoulish side of Bogota's historic La Candelaria neighborhood on this evening tour. Your guide will take you to some of the neighborhood's most (allegedly) haunted spots, teaching you about history and local myths and legends along the way. Ghostly performances will add an extra layer of fun (or fear) to your evening.

Have your Cartagena adventure captured in high-definition on a small-group walking tour. As you explore the city’s highlights and hidden corners, your guide will take pictures of you against the most photogenic landmarks. Highlights and backdrops include Plaza de la Trinidad, Barrio Getsemani, Torre del Reloj, and the Cathedral of Cartagena. This experience allows you to soak in the city’s magic without being stuck behind a camera lens.

A unique way to get to know the city's urban artistic life, an opportunity to get to know another Rio de Janeiro on the beaches of Copacabana. Also get to know the architecture and transformation of the old capital of the country, understand how the life style of Carioca was born. A simple way to integrate the city without feeling like a tourist and a simple art lover. In each area of the city there is a different culture and the city center is where all cultures meet.