Cartagena de Indias

A journey of colors

Cartagena de Indias, located at northern Colombia, is a Caribbean city known by its extensive heritage and its colonial charm.

Its walled city dates back to the 16th century in the Spanish vice royal time and has been declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO. In this historic precinct there is baroque style, colonial architecture and neoclassic style, what makes the streets an outdoors show for art lovers.

San Felipe Castle, La Inquisición Palace, The Clock Tower (La Torre del Reloj) or Fort San Fernando are some of the city symbols. Likewise, its beaches like La Boquilla, Bocagrande, El Laguito or Castillo Grande are some of the most valued sandy areas of Colombia.