RETOUR depuis Carthagène : Vendredi 16 août 8:00 am

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This fortress is one of the most imposing structures in Cartagena. It’s a doable walk from the Old Town, although our guide suggested taking a taxi just to avoid any potentially sketchy areas. This nearly 400-year old fortress is a top attraction in Cartagena. Roaming alongs its walls and through its underground passages makes for a good adventure outside of the Walled City.

The vibrant Getsemani neighborhood is my favorite part of Cartagena. It’s filled with stunning murals and has an electric energy to it. It’s much more local than within the Walled City, although growing quite rapidly in popularity. Going for an aimless wander in Getsemani is a great way to spend the day. It also becomes quite lively at night. The Plaza de la Trinidad right outside the yellow church is great for street food and people watching. Going for a walk along the walls at sunset also offers beautiful views of Cartagena.