Cartagena is one of the most iconic and culturally rich cities in Colombia, full of history, colonial architecture and vibrant cultural life.
they have been shaped by the great mixture of Arab, Spanish and North American influences. We will visit the imposing
Clock Tower, the
Walled City and the
Church of San Pedro Claver, built in honor of the Jesuit saint who dedicated his life to help African slaves.
This will certainly be a fascinating three-hour tour where we will discover some hidden gems of downtown history and its contrast with the modern Getsemaní neighborhood on the shores of the Caribbean Sea.
3 HOURS
Every day
* Meeting Point >> From 9 AM at the Clock Tower Monument (Boca del Puente, Centro, Cartagena de Indias).
* Ends in the Getsemaní neighborhood, 3 hours after the start.
About this tour
We will begin our historical and cultural tour through the emblematic historic center of the heroic city. We can meet between 09:00 AM until 03 PM, you choose the time that is most comfortable for you.
The meeting point andfirst visit will be the Clock Tower, an imposing tower that marks the main entrance to the walled city. The tower was built in the 19th century and has a clock that still works today.
A few meters from the tower, we will find the monument to Don Pedro de Heredia, the founder of the city, who paradoxically stands out for having been a slave trader and having subjected to the indigenous population of the region. In this site our guide will introduce us to the complex history of the city and will highlight the importance of the inclusion of the diverse cultures that are part of Cartagena.
We will enter the Walled City, an impressive set of walls surrounding the historic center. The walls were built during colonial times to protect the city from attacks by pirates and rival nations. Today, the walled city is an unmissable stop for all travelers visiting Cartagena.
We will continue towards the heart of the historic center to find The Church of San Pedro Claver, an impressive Baroque-style structure that was built in the 17th century. XVII in honor of the Spanish Jesuit missionary San Pedro Claver, today known as “Slave of slaves” thanks to his dedication to the fight against slavery in Colombia.
From there, we will head towards the Getsemaní neighborhood through of quiet calleys, cobbled paths, churches, smaller squares, all of which have their own charm and character. We will close our activity with a visit to Plaza de la Trinidad, a lively square where locals usually gather to enjoy music and food.
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What's included
- Professional bilingual guide
- Guided walk through the historic center and Gethsemane.
- Accident insurance
Not included
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Tickets to sites
- Expenses not specified
Rates
Private Walking Tour In Spanish Or English
From
USD 40
Private service with bilingual guide
Starts 09:00
3 hours
Español, English
Operates: Every day
Private Walking Tour In German, French, Portuguese Or Italian
Private service with bilingual guide
Starts 09:00
3 hours
Deutsch, Français, Portugues
Operates: Every day
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