Centro Historico - This is one of Cartagena’s most significant attractions, recognized as a World Cultural Heritage Site. Originally constructed to fend off invaders, the Walls now symbolize Cartagena, inviting visitors to explore a city rich in history and unique details.

Las Bovedas - The Plaza de las Bóvedas is the final colonial-era structure within the fortified area. Situated north of the walled city, between the forts of Santa Clara and Santa Catalina, it initially served as Spanish barracks and later as a prison for patriots during Independence and the early Republic.

Torre del Reloj - This iconic 30-meter-high structure stands between the plazas of Los Coches and La Paz. It is celebrated as one of the five most beautiful public clocks in the world.

Plaza De Los Coches - Another iconic square in Cartagena’s Historic Center, the Plaza de los Coches is flanked by two attractions that captivate visitors. The first is the Clock Tower, a 30-meter-high monument that draws everyone’s attention; the second is the Portal de los Dulces, a spot offering the delights of Cartagena’s cuisine.

Plaza Santo Domingo - One of the liveliest spots in the Historic Center, this square is surrounded by numerous restaurants and offers views of traditional balconies that are emblematic of Cartagena. It also houses the Santo Domingo church, one of the city’s most important churches, along with other significant monuments.

Plaza de San Pedro Claver - Located in the heart of the walled city, San Pedro Square is adjacent to the Plaza de Armas and the Museum of Modern Art.