The House That Cocaine Built! Inside Drug Lord Pablo Escobar's Colombian Vacation Home

Oct. 18 2012, Published 1:00 p.m. ET
By Debbie Emery - Breaking Celebrity News Reporter
Even the most notorious drug lord in modern history knew how to vacation in crazy style!
When Colombian cocaine kingpin Pablo Escobar wanted to get away from the pressures of his business empire, he headed to the tropical estate of Hacienda Napoles, and Breaking Celebrity News has photos of what is now being heralded as a tourist spot after being converted to a museum.
Located near the town of Puerto Triunfo, 200 miles northwest of Colombia's capital, Bogota, the 7,000-acre ranch was opened to the public in 2007, reported the New York Daily News.
“This site does not glorify Pablo Escobar, but what he did is part of our history,” Oberdan Martinez, the administrator of the theme park and museum, told the Global Post in 2010. “We are paying homage to his victims.”
The mansion that Escobar once called his home away from home is now a museum adorned with enlarged photographs of bomb attacks and somber funerals of politicians and presidential candidates assassinated by his hired killers.
Not everything in the South American theme park has a grisly theme, as the Jurassi