Exploring the Walled City & Street Food Tasting

Cartagena Downtown makes feel our visitors traveling back on time 200 and 300 years ago when This colonial city was considered the gem in the Spanish Crown’s territories. It was built up between the XIV and XIX centuries and in order to protect it from the continual attacks by foreign buccaneers and pirates, the largest fortification in the Americas was constructed around it. Just walking through its narrow yet remarkable streets there is enough to understand why Cartagena is in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites

The most emblematic square in the walled City ,Perfect place to appreciate Colonial and Republican Style Building.

Horse Drawn Carriage was the transportation sistem during Colonial Times and also one of the places where spaniards sell and buy african slaves.

Such a beatiful square where the we can appreciate the city hall and some of the most beajutiful Colonial style buildings in Cartagena

San Pedro Claver who called himself the slave of slave for ever conveted more than 300.000 Slaves to Catholic Religion, Pioneer of human rights in Colombia

We can not say we were in Cartagena and did not walk on the walls , We will visit the oldest part of the walls to appreciate the contrast between the modern city, the Caribbean Sea and the walled city.

Another beautiful Republican Style building is Palacio de la Proclamacion , Cartagena was indipendence from spain in 1811

Simon Bolivar , Liberator of Venezuela, Ecuador,Bolivia and colombia, Plaza de Bolivar is undoubtedly the best meeting point in Cartagena, known as the Heart of the City.

located in a san diego neighborhood.

San Diego neighborhood where middle Class people used to live during Colonial Times.

There is not a better place in Cartagena to see and buy Handicrafts than Las Bovedas