Day 1:

We'll begin this fascinating journey at San Pedro Cemetery, where true works of art were created, and meet illustrious figures in Medellín's history. Next, we'll visit the Photographic Archive of the Public Pilot Library, the second largest archive by volume in Latin America. You'll also explore the collection of the Museum of Antioquia, which houses more than 5,000 pieces that chronicle the emergence and evolution of artistic expression in Antioquia. Finally, you'll visit the Pedro Nel Gómez House Museum, where you'll delve into the life and work of this irreverent muralist from Antioquia.  

Day 2:

We'll head to Carmen de Viboral, a journey of no more than an hour. Here, you'll enjoy a city tour through the streets of this picturesque town and visit pottery workshops where you can observe the artisans at work. Afterward, you'll sample Bostonian beans, another way of preparing this typical Paisa dish. You'll also see a hydrangea farm and, finally, admire the San Nicolás Valley from the La Florida viewpoint. As evening falls, we'll return to the hotel.

Day 3:

We'll take the road to Guatapé and stop to enjoy a delicious pandequeso (cheese bread) before arriving at the replica of the old Peñol. We'll take a boat trip across the reservoir and then head to the imposing Peñol rock and climb its 720 steps. You'll enjoy a spectacular panoramic view before indulging in a generous bandeja paisa (a traditional Colombian dish) to replenish your energy. We'll arrive in Guatapé and explore the streets in a tuk-tuk, allowing you to admire its colorful baseboards at your leisure.

You will discover:  

This tour unites the urban and contemporary art of Medellín, the artisanal mastery of El Carmen de Viboral ceramics, and the colorful visual heritage of Guatapé's zócalos (decorated baseboards). More than just visiting places, travelers will journey through a living history where art transforms spaces, preserves memories, and strengthens the Paisa identity. Ideal for those seeking authentic experiences and a deep connection with the culture, the Art Route is an unforgettable experience designed for travelers who want to discover how creativity, tradition, and identity are expressed in three emblematic destinations: Medellín, El Carmen de Viboral, and Guatapé.