• Walled City of Cartagena - Our walking tours explore each significant square, location, and street, discussing their historical importance. Some cities are said to possess a unique soul, and Cartagena de Indias is one such city. With its rich history and humble character, the Walled City has been recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Join us as we journey through the charming and romantic streets and squares within the iconic “Corralito de Piedra” wall. Here, we will delve into the eras of conquest, colonization, and the republic, all intertwined with the modernity of the 21st century. Discover the fascinating battles with pirates and corsairs, the Indigenous and African influences from Caribbean miscegenation, religious impacts, our vibrant musical culture, and the captivating beauty of colors and aromas. Be part of this extraordinary experience!
• Camellon de los Martires - Our certified tour guide will warmly welcome you to this amazing experience and confirm your reservation. Here, you will be oriented geographically, receive directions, and meet the guide who will lead the tour. At Camellón de Los Mártires - Plaza de Cervantes, we will learn about the indigenous people present before and during the Spanish arrival.
• Torre del Reloj - We proceed to the “Golden Key of Cartagena” or Clock Tower, entering the Plaza del Ecuador, before reaching Plaza del Esclavo, a prelude to continuing along the enslavement route through Porto Carrero and Candilejo streets. First, Pedro de Heredía greets us.
• Monumento a Pedro de Heredia - Here, you will discover Miguel de Cervantes and his connection to the city, as well as his significance in Colombian literature. Learn more about the slave markets and the importance of the portal of the city’s traditional sweets.
• Portal de Los Dulces - We continue to the Portal de Los Dulces, a symbol of female activity during slavery times, with descendants still preserving their traditions.
• Plaza de la Aduana - The commercialization process of goods, including enslaved individuals, at the historic “Plaza de la Aduana” has been significant. Here, we will observe important buildings like the Municipal Hall.
• Museo de Arte Moderno de Cartagena de Indias - Art is an integral part of the tour, with the Museum of Modern Art showcasing Caribbean and Latin American art from the 1950s. The Gold Museum presents indigenous pieces from the Colombian Caribbean, and the Emerald Museum displays stones considered the most beautiful in the world, worn by celebrities.
• Plaza de San Pedro Claver - Religion is represented by San Pedro Claver, Slave of the Slaves. We will explore the architecture of the Church and Museum-Monastery named after him, which serves as the Headquarters of Human Rights.
• Baluarte de San Ignacio - This bastion was constructed to protect the “Bay of Souls” from pirate attacks. On this tour, we will uncover the history behind Cartagena’s walls.
• Plaza de Bolivar - Are you fascinated by the exploits of pirates and corsairs? We recount them while visiting a Bastion, showcasing Spanish military constructions and strategies, and continue to Plaza Bolívar, honoring the precursor of Independence, a place to refresh ourselves.
• Plaza de la Proclamacion - At this location, we will encounter various points of interest, such as the Palace of the Inquisition, the passage where our country’s beauty queens are showcased, and the Gold Museum. Entry tickets to these sites are not included in the tour, but they will be referenced within the tour’s framework and topics.
• Barrio Getsemani - Graffiti, culture, music, customs, folklore, trade, and architecture. Enjoy one of Getsemaní’s most vibrant and colorful cultural corridors, known for its umbrellas (a symbol of advertisement), graffiti, and unique architecture.
• Parque del Centenario - Are you familiar with sloths, squirrels, and iguanas? You will encounter them in one of Cartagena’s most vital green spaces, Centennial Park, a former Railway Station, and a relic of the Tropical Dry Forest where we can relax under the shade of beautiful trees.
• Calle de San Juan - Here, we will discuss graffiti, coffee, Blas de Lezo, Gabriel García Márquez, Mister Black, and Joe Arroyo.
• Plaza de La Trinidad - Finally, we enter the Callejón Ancho, concluding the route along Calle San Juan to the rhythm of salsa and African champeta, passing by the church and square of the Holy Trinity.

• Local tour guide
• Bottled water

• Food and drinks, unless specified

• wear comfortable sports clothes (optional)

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