Interesting collection of paintings in the chancel and wooden structure supporting the roof.
House of indepence hero who blew up himself along with loads of Spanish in an act of self sacrifice at the Battle of San Mateo.
Where the forefather of Colombian independence live and translated the Rights of Man by the English aurthor Thomas Paine.
Features a huge selection of works by Luis Alberto Acuna in the house in which he spent his final 15 years.
A town with no modern architecture making it the perfect example of colonial architecture.
Interesting exhibits into the history of salt exploration as well as a interesting midel of the local mine.
Stunning cathedral carved out of salt. Well worth every penny of the entrance fee.
Gigantic statue of Colombia's most carasmatic and recognisable football. It comes complete with ginger curly hair.
Stunning treks through the jungle to pristine beaches. The jungle is littered with tiny indigenous villages.
Much better beer than the domestic offerings but of course it is at a premium price.
Enjoy Cuban food and cocktails under the watchful eye of Fidel Castro and Che Guevara.
Some interesting examples of late 19th to early 20th century houses including some rare examples of Islamic influence.
Perched on the highest poibt in the city. Excellent views across Cartagena.
Largest and strongest fortress built by the Spanish in Latin America. Ingenious engineering meant the fortress was never taken.
The lovely old port of Cartagena. Packed full of fishing and tourist boats.
