A luxury shopping destination built inside the historic ruins of a wooden bullring.

A premier yacht club and marina serving international sailors and local tours.

An 18th-century mansion representing the height of colonial residential architecture.

Iconic monument dedicated to the indigenous woman who served as an interpreter for the Spanish.

A leafy, relaxed plaza famously mentioned in Love in the Time of Cholera.

23 vaults built into the city walls, originally used as dungeons, now an artisan market.

A colonial convent located on the highest hill in Cartagena offering panoramic views.

A 17th-century former customs house now showcasing Latin American contemporary art.

Marine aquarium featuring dolphin shows and shark feedings in a natural sea enclosure.

A massive 17th-century fortress situated on the Hill of San Lázaro. It is famous for its ingenious military architecture, including a complex system of tunnels designed for communication and defense, as well as its strategic role in defeating the British in 1741.