• Centro Historico - This is a key attraction in Cartagena, recognized as a World Cultural Heritage Site. Originally constructed to fend off invaders, the Walls now symbolize Cartagena, inviting visitors to explore a city rich in history and unique features.
• Walled City of Cartagena - The construction of Cartagena’s walls spanned nearly two centuries, concluding in 1796, with the purpose of protecting the city from frequent pirate attacks.
• Torre del Reloj - A notable structure standing 30 meters tall, situated between the plazas of Los Coches and La Paz. This stunning monument is regarded as one of the five most beautiful public clocks globally.
• Las Bovedas - The Plaza de las Bóvedas represents the final colonial-era work within the fortified area. Located north of the walled city, between the forts of Santa Clara and Santa Catalina, it served as Spanish barracks and later as a prison for patriots during Independence and the early Republic.
• Barrio Getsemani - The Getsemaní neighborhood in Cartagena’s Historic Center has become a tourist hotspot where celebrations, culture, cuisine, and history converge.
• Plaza De Los Coches - Another iconic square in Cartagena de Indias’ Historic Center, surrounded by attractions that captivate visitors. The first is the Clock Tower, a 30-meter-high monument that draws attention, and the second is the Portal de los Dulces, showcasing Cartagena’s culinary delights.
• Plaza Santo Domingo - One of the liveliest spots in the Historic Center, surrounded by numerous restaurants and offering views of traditional balconies that symbolize Cartagena. This square houses the significant Santo Domingo church and other important monuments.
• Teatro Adolfo Mejia (Teatro Heredia) - Designed like an 18th- and 19th-century European opera house, the Heredia Theater, officially the Adolfo Mejía Theater, features a horseshoe shape with boxes and balconies separated by intricate cedar lattices. Built on the former La Merced church site, it opened in 1911 with floral games performances.
• Catedral Santa Catalina de Alejandria - The cathedral showcases the Herrerian style, typical of Philip II’s reign, representing the final phase of Spanish Renaissance architecture.
• Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas - This fortification in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia, is situated on San Lázaro hill and was constructed in 1536.
• Monumento a los Zapatos Viejos - A highly emblematic city landmark, this sculpture of a pair of old boots was crafted by Hector Lombaña Piñeres.
• Plaza de La Trinidad - Currently the hub of Cartagena’s nightlife, where locals and tourists gather to socialize, enjoy street food, participate in aerobics and Zumba, or appreciate the talent of artists performing in the square.

• Private transportation
• Driver
• Pick up included

• Return transfer to hotel / Port

✨ Cartagena Classic Car City Tour — Private Experience

Embark on a journey through Cartagena in a stunning 1950s convertible, where history meets elegance for a memorable adventure. Select from two exclusive options:

‍Private Guided Tour (up to 3 people + bilingual guide) Enjoy the company of a passionate local historian who will share intriguing stories, legends, and secrets of Cartagena that are not found in any book.

Private Tour (up to 4 people, without guide) — Discover Cartagena at your own pace, relishing a comfortable ride in a vintage car around the city’s most iconic sites.

Why travelers love this experience
✅ Pick-up included
✅ Unique classic cars: Travel in authentic 1950s convertibles
✅ Flexible experience: Opt for a self-paced private ride or a guided historical tour.
✅ Professional service: Experienced driver and top-notch comfort assured.

The tour concludes in the city center. Return transportation to your hotel is not included but can be arranged for an additional fee.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.