• Centro Historico - In Cartagena’s Historic Center, visitors are transported back in time as they stroll through cobblestone streets lined with vibrant colonial architecture. This area serves as the cultural and historical heart of the city, featuring iconic landmarks such as the Cathedral of Cartagena, Plaza Bolívar, and charming boutique shops and cafes. Guests will experience the lively energy of local street performers, music, and art while discovering the stories and legends that have shaped this enchanting city.
• Walled City of Cartagena - The Walled City is the essence of Cartagena — a UNESCO World Heritage Site brimming with charm, history, and stunning colonial architecture. Originally built to protect the city from pirates and invaders, the walls now enclose colorful streets, lively plazas, and elegant balconies adorned with bougainvillea. Visitors can walk along the walls, enjoy breathtaking ocean views, and explore a maze of culture, gastronomy, and hidden treasures. It’s the ideal place to lose oneself in time.
• Torre del Reloj - This stop leads to Cartagena’s iconic main gate: the Clock Tower. Once the primary entrance to the colonial city, it now symbolizes the city’s rich history. Here, visitors can explore the vibrant Plaza de los Coches, bustling with local vendors, fruit carts, and horse-drawn carriages — a fantastic spot for photos and a perfect introduction to the Walled City.
• Las Bovedas - Las Bóvedas were once dungeons and military storage during colonial times. Today, they have been transformed into a colorful artisan market. Visitors can browse handmade crafts, souvenirs, jewelry, and traditional Colombian items while learning about the building’s dramatic history and transformation. It’s a wonderful place to support local artists.
• Barrio Getsemani - Getsemaní is Cartagena’s most vibrant and artistic neighborhood. Once a hidden gem, it’s now renowned for its colorful street art, bohemian vibes, and Afro-Caribbean culture. As visitors wander through its lively streets, they’ll encounter murals, hanging umbrellas, live music, and cozy cafés nestled between colonial homes. It’s the perfect place for unique photos and authentic local energy.
• Plaza de La Trinidad - Situated in the heart of Getsemaní, Trinidad Square is one of the most vibrant spots in Cartagena. Surrounded by colorful buildings, street food, and local crowds, it’s a favorite gathering place for music, dance, and culture. Visitors will also see the historic Church of the Holy Trinity and learn about the square’s role in the city’s independence movement.
• Plaza De Los Coches - Plaza de los Coches serves as the vibrant entrance to the Walled City, located just beneath the iconic Clock Tower. Once the site of the colonial slave market, it now teems with life — candy stands, souvenir stalls, fruit vendors, and traditional horse-drawn carriages create a colorful and energetic atmosphere. Visitors will learn about its complex past and enjoy the perfect spot for taking photos and beginning the journey into Cartagena’s historic core.
• Plaza Santo Domingo - This lively plaza is surrounded by historic buildings and open-air restaurants. It’s famous for the reclining bronze sculpture “La Gorda Gertrudis” by Fernando Botero — said to bring good luck if touched. It’s a great place to relax, people-watch, and soak in the charm of Cartagena.
• Plaza de Bolivar - Plaza de Bolívar is one of the most beautiful and tranquil squares in Cartagena. Surrounded by lush trees and historic buildings, it features a statue of Simón Bolívar — the liberator of several South American countries. Visitors will enjoy the shady atmosphere, watch street performers or feed the pigeons, and learn about the square’s historical and political significance. Nearby landmarks include the Gold Museum and the Inquisition Palace.
• Catedral Santa Catalina de Alejandria - This 16th-century cathedral is one of the oldest and most significant churches in Cartagena. With its striking bell tower and colonial design, it stands as a symbol of the city’s religious and historical heritage. It’s a great photo stop and an opportunity to reflect on the city’s spiritual legacy.
• Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas - The Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas is the most impressive colonial fortress in Latin America. Built by the Spanish in the 17th century, this massive stone structure was designed to protect Cartagena from pirate and military attacks. Visitors can explore its tunnels, ramps, and viewpoints while learning about historic battles and the clever engineering behind its defenses. The panoramic views from the top are perfect for photos and history enthusiasts alike.

• Private transportation

✨ Private Classic Car City Tour – Cartagena with Bilingual Historian Guide ✨

Experience Cartagena in elegance by traveling in a vintage car while visiting the city’s most renowned landmarks with a personal driver and a knowledgeable bilingual guide — an 87-year-old historian who vividly narrates the city’s history with captivating stories and insights.

Select your vehicle:
Classic car accommodating up to 3 adults
Larger classic car accommodating up to 5 adults

This private and adaptable tour allows you to explore attractions such as the Walled City, San Felipe Castle, Getsemaní, Plaza de Bolívar, Las Bóvedas, and more. Take breaks to stroll, capture photos, and enjoy engaging storytelling that transforms each location into an unforgettable experience.

✅ Classic car journey with driver
✅ Bilingual historian guide
✅ Over 10 landmarks with photo opportunities
✅ Hotel pick-up service
✅ Ideal for couples, families, friends, and proposals

The tour concludes in the city center. Return transport 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.