Walled City of Cartagena - While biking you will get to know all the most important spots for Cartagena de India’s history. You will have a specialized bilingual guide that will guide through Cartagena’s magical streets. You can stop to take pics and try local sweets.

Plaza de la Aduana - La Aduana Square, is the largest square in Cartagena, where colonial administrative offices were built, also with a statue in memory of Cristóbal Colon, and the house of the founder of Cartagena Pedro de Heredia.

Catedral Santa Catalina de Alejandria - The church start to build in 1577 and completed 84 years later, located on the corner of Bolivar Park and Proclamation Square.

Torre del Reloj - The Clock Tower was the main entrance of the walled city. Only one of the three open doors existed, the other two were used to gun room and a chapel. The clock was brought from the United States in 1874, and 63 years later it was replaced by the current clock, imported from Switzerland.

Plaza de Bolivar - It was originally called Plaza de la Cathedral. In 1610 the Holy Court of the Inquisition began its functions in Cartagena and was renamed of La Inquisición Square, until the 11th of November 1896 when in honor of Simón Bolivar adorned with a monument of the “El Libertador”.

Plaza de La Trinidad - It is called La Trinidad Square since 1643, when the Church of the Holy Trinity was completed build.