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If you only have 2 days in Medellín, make visiting Comuna 13 a priority.Once infamous for being one of the most dangerous places in the world due to its high levels of violence and drug trafficking, Comuna 13 in Medellín has undergone an incredible metamorphosis over the past few decades.. What was once a set of ramshackle buildings clinging to the edge of the city has now become a.
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Comuna 13 is one of the 16 small boroughs that make up the city of Medellin. What's unique about Comuna 13 is that it was actually once a slum. However, thanks to the city's efforts to improve and redevelop Medellin , this area has transformed from just another "barrio" of the town into one of the most visited tourist sites in the city.
Graffiti Tour in der Comuna 13 Wie sich Medellíns berüchtigtstes Viertel neu erfindet
How to Get to Comuna 13 Escalators, Medellin. Good news: getting to Comuna 13 is pretty straightforward with Medellin's public transport! The first step: take a metro from Medellin's city center or Poblado to San Javier (metro line B).From there, you can take a bus or taxi to the Escalators of Comuna 13 (Escaleras electricas in Spanish) - or even walk.
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A drug cartel, led by Pablo Escobar, took hold of Medellín, Colombia from the 1970s to the 1990s. The cartel was the king of cocaine distribution on a global scale. During this time, mass murders, police raids, and other violent acts raged through the city. Comuna 13—a region within Medellín—saw the highest concentration of violence and.
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Comuna 13 was once the epicenter of one of the most dangerous cities in the world in the 1980s and 90s. The community perched on the steep hillside was detrimentally isolated from the rest of the city below. Homes were poorly constructed with little infrastructure or access to resources like clean water and electricity making residents vulnerable.
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Comuna 13 (San Javier) is located in Zone 4 of Medellín, along the western fringes of the city. To get to the commune, take the metro to San Javier metro station. From there, it's a 15 to 20.
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Excavation works in La Escombrera. Through 2002, Comuna 13 registered 450 illegal detentions, 75 casualties out of combat, nearly 100 disappeared and more than 2,000 displaced residents. During the following years Comuna 13 lived in relative peace since there were not any official paramilitaries or guerrillas.
Graffiti Tour in der Comuna 13 Wie sich Medellíns berüchtigtstes Viertel neu erfindet
Comuna 13 (n.º 13) or San Javier is one of the 16 communes of the city of Medellín, Colombia, with a population of around 160,000. The neighborhood is associated with street art performances, graffiti, bright colors, tours, and an energetic environment that showcases its resilience. Comuna 13 was not always a vibrant community, it has faced violence and insecurity with regards to drug.
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Comuna 13 began to take shape in the 1940s in a planned manner by the municipality of Medellín. The first buildings were in the lower part of the commune, in the area known as San Javier. However, due to the Colombian armed conflict and the height of the industrialization of the city, in the 1950s informal settlements (known as invasions.
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Comuna 13 itself actually contains 12 different barrios. It's also worth noting that all of the comunas in Medellin have names as well as numbers, so Comuna 13 is also known as San Javier. Comuna 13 covers 14.6 square kilometers (5.6 square miles) and is home to over 100,000 people, so it's safe to say that this is a very densely populated.
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Eine Junge nimmt die Rolltreppe in der Comuna 13, einer der ärmsten und kriminellsten Gegenden von Medellín. Ausgerechnet diese kolumbianische Stadt, einst Heimat des Imperiums des Drogenbosses.
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Über Generationen erklommen die Bewohner der „Comuna 13" die zahllosen Treppen, die die Hänge ihres Viertels hinaufführten - jeder Weg von unten nach oben entsprach dabei dem Aufstieg in.
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Rolltreppe im Slum. Eines der wohl symbolträchtigsten Projekte entstand in der Comuna 13, dem einst gefährlichsten Slum: eine 160 Meter lange, überdachte Rolltreppe. Sie ersetzt 350 steile und.
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13 things to know before signing up for a Comuna 13 tour. 1. It's not a place for dark tourism or 'narco tourism'. Colombia's own brand of dark tourism, 'narco tourism', is a thriving industry in Medellin. What many partakers don't realise is just how offensive many locals find it.
17. Dezember 2014, MEDELLIN, Kolumbien repräsentieren Medellin Rolltreppen in den Armen Comuna
24. Februar 2015, Kaspar Heinrich. Die längste Rolltreppe der Welt befindet sich seit 2011 in der ehemaligen kolumbianischen Drogenhochburg Medellín. Im Armenviertel Comuna 13 überwindet sie einen Höhenunterschied von 28 Stockwerken. Die riesige Freiluftrolltreppe erleichtert den Bewohnern eines der ärmsten Viertel Medellíns den Aufstieg.