• Torre del Reloj - HISTORICAL CENTER
  Plaza de los Coches: Here, visitors can admire the statue of the founder and the clock tower, which highlights the Portal of Sweets.
• Plaza de Bolívar - Plaza de Bolívar: The cathedral is visible here, along with the monument to Father Juan Pablo Segundo in the Proclamation Square, and the Palace of the Inquisition can also be seen.
• Museo Precolombino de la Esmeralda - During this visit, guests enter the museum to view a replica of an emerald mine, featuring detailed explanations of the characteristics of Colombian emeralds. Information on extraction processes and the location of mines within the country is provided, along with a visit to the store to witness the transformation of a simple precious stone into a valuable Colombian jewel.
• Plaza de la Aduana - Customs Square: This location features the Cartagena Mayor’s Office building and the old Customs House, as well as details of Calle de la Amargura.
• Plaza de San Pedro Claver - Plaza de San Pedro Claver: The monument of Pedro Claver and the church facade can be observed, with time allocated for photos. Visitors will stroll through the Street of the Ladies to admire its colonial houses.
• Plaza Santo Domingo - Plaza Santo Domingo: Here, the statue of Botero can be observed, with time for photos.
• Portal de Los Dulces - COFFEE TASTING: Experience the world’s finest coffee, accompanied by a detailed explanation of the coffee processes that make Colombia a leading producer. This experience includes tasting three types of coffee and learning about the unique flavors that make them special.
• Camellón de los Mártires - Camellón de Mártires: The convention center and cemetery park can be seen here, with time for photos.
• Plaza de La Trinidad - After walking through the colorful streets, the wide alley, and the narrow alley, visitors arrive here to learn about Cartagena’s independence and see the main statue of the square.

• Permanent guide and orientation throughout the tour

• Gratuities

This is an essential experience for every traveler visiting Cartagena. During this tour, participants gain insights into the local national culture, including the history of Colombian coffee through a quick tasting, and the significance of the emerald, the national stone, during a museum visit featuring a mine replica. Additionally, the tour provides a glimpse into the lives of the people during the colonial era and their current way of life. It is an enjoyable and educational walk, offering a fresh narrative filled with stories of daily life. The tour also explores myths and haunting legends of the streets and squares, which are now part of Cartagena’s historical heritage.

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