• Cartagena - WALLED CITY: The historic center of the city, known as “The Walled City,” is encircled by a remarkable wall and boasts numerous vibrant squares, churches, and colonial houses adorned with wrought-iron balconies. At the heart of the city stands the Clock Tower, a renowned symbol of Cartagena.
• Plaza de San Diego - Our meeting point!

Situated in the San Diego neighborhood within the historic center, San Diego Plaza serves as a relaxing spot where visitors can enjoy food and drinks.

The Santa Clara hotel is located here, offering top-notch accommodation services.

Additionally, the Higher School of Fine Arts is housed in the historic buildings of the San Diego convent, constructed in 1608.

• Plaza Santo Domingo - Plaza Santo Domingo is nestled in the heart of Cartagena’s old walled city and is among the city’s most celebrated squares. The square is named after the Church of Santo Domingo, located on one of its corners, and is surrounded by charming colonial architecture.
• Parque de Bolívar - Located in the historic center of the heroic city, Simón Bolívar Park, or Plaza, is one of the city’s oldest urban parks. Like many places in the city, this park has been known by various names over time, reflecting the different buildings that surround it. The park’s location is one of the city’s most intriguing areas, as it is the center of a small district featuring several of the city’s most iconic buildings, including the Cathedral of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, the Palace of the Inquisition, the Zenú Gold Museum, and more.
• Plaza de San Pedro Claver - Religion is represented by Saint Peter Claver, Slave of Slaves. Visitors can admire the architecture of the Church and Museum-Monastery that bears his name and serves as the Headquarters of Human Rights.
• Plaza de la Aduana - Historically, the “Customs Square” played a significant role in the trade of goods, including slaves. Here, visitors can see important buildings such as the Municipal Hall.
• Portal de Los Dulces - The tour continues to the Portal de Los Dulces, a symbol of female activity during the era of slavery, with descendants still preserving their traditions.
• Torre del Reloj - The journey moves to the “Golden Key of Cartagena” or Clock Tower, entering the Plaza del Ecuador, formerly known as Plaza del Esclavo, the prelude to continuing the slavery route through Porto Carrero and Candilejo streets. But first, Pedro de Heredía welcomes visitors.
• Camellon de los Martires - The Camellón de los Mártires is one of the most iconic sites associated with the emancipation of Cartagena de Indias (1810-1821), a pivotal political event of the former Viceroyalty of New Granada, when the Republic of Colombia was a Spanish colony.
• Parque del Centenario - Are you familiar with sloths, squirrels, iguanas? Occasionally, they can be spotted as visitors pass through one of Cartagena’s most vital green spaces. Centenario Park, once a Railway Station, is a cherished spot where locals cool off under the shade of beautiful trees.
• Barrio Getsemani - Getsemaní, a vibrant corner of Cartagena, is recognized by Forbes magazine, an international authority on business and finance, as the fourth coolest neighborhood in the world, following Sants in Barcelona, Navy Yard in Washington, and Amsterdam Noord in Amsterdam. “Anchored in Plaza Trinidad, a lively public square, Getsemaní is not yet fully gentrified and is home to families who have lived in the same house for generations,” notes a section of the Forbes article titled ‘The 12 Coolest Neighborhoods in the World’. In this exclusive list, Getsemaní surpasses cosmopolitan locales such as Maboneng in Johannesburg, the Old Town in Panama City, and Pilsen in Chicago (USA), among twelve other destinations.
• Calle de la Sierpe - The legend of this street is fascinating, as it tells of how the neighbors of that era spoke of the noise of something crawling and carrying a bell, yet no one dared to look. In 1608, the mayor took it upon himself to watch the street, discovering a giant rattlesnake slithering around.
• Plaza de La Trinidad - Named after the Church of the Holy Trinity, founded in 1643 and located in the square, the Cabildo later decided to rename it “Liberty Square” in honor of the residents of the Getsemaní neighborhood who supported the independence movement of 1811.

Today, it is the epicenter of Cartagena’s nightlife, where locals and tourists gather to chat, enjoy street food, participate in aerobics and Zumba sessions, or appreciate the talent of artists performing in the square. A night at Plaza de la Trinidad is recommended for those seeking a relaxed evening with friends or meeting new people.

• Plaza del Pozo - This square is iconic for having been the site of intense confrontations between the residents of “Arsenal Street” and “Barahona Beach Street.” Additionally, this square was the starting point for celebrations held by the Getsemanicenses, featuring public fandangos and a grand decorated float accompanied by music, transporting the most beautiful young women, referred to as “goddesses.”
• Mercado Bazurto - BAZURTO MARKET: CHEF ANTHONY BOURDAIN’S FAVORITE PLACE in Cartagena! This tour will take visitors to the heart of the market, where they can savor delicious Real Cartagena Food, including meats, chicken, seafood, fish, and other culinary delights.
  The Bazurto Market serves as the public market and supply center for the city of Cartagena de Indias. It attracts a diverse crowd from various social backgrounds and is a significant source of employment for the local population.

• Carbonated beverages included
• Lunch provided
• Snacks available

Prepare for an unforgettable adventure in Cartagena! This tour will guide you through the city’s most iconic locations and treat you to lunch at the spot that won over ANTHONY BOURDAIN, as featured on the FOOD NETWORK CHANNEL.

Walled City: Wander through Cartagena’s historic center, encircled by ancient walls that echo tales from the past. Be enchanted by the lively squares, monuments, and colonial houses that display the city’s rich heritage.

Gethsemane Quarter: Experience the allure that placed Gethsemane among the “coolest” neighborhoods in the world, according to FORBES and TRAVELERS magazines. Walk through its streets and be amazed by a burst of art and color.

Bazurto Market – Explore the bustling Bazurto Market, the location that captivated Anthony Bourdain. Enjoy the genuine flavors of Cartagena cuisine in this vibrant market.

Don’t miss out! Start today on a culinary journey filled with history, culture, and flavors.

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