Centro Historico - It is one of the most important attractions of Cartagena, declared a World Cultural Heritage Site. What was initially built to ward off enemies, today the Walls are a symbol of Cartagena, inviting travelers to enter a city full of history and unique details.

Walled City of Cartagena - The walls of Cartagena were a project that lasted almost two centuries and ended in 1796 with the aim of defending the city from the continuous pirate attacks it suffered.

Torre del Reloj - an emblematic construction 30 meters high that rises between the plazas of Los Coches and La Paz. This beautiful monument is considered one of the five most beautiful public clocks in the world.

Las Bovedas - The Plaza de las Bóvedas is the last work of the colonial period within the fortified perimeter. It is located north of the walled city, between the forts of Santa Clara and Santa Catalina. They served as barracks for the Spanish and later as a prison for patriots during Independence and the beginning of the Republic.

Barrio Getsemani - The Cartagena neighborhood of Getsemaní, in the Historic Center of the city, has positioned itself as a tourist place where festivities, culture, gastronomy and history come together.

Plaza De Los Coches - The Plaza de los Coches is another emblematic square in the Historic Center of Cartagena de Indias, surrounded by two tourist attractions that visitors fall in love with. The first is the Clock Tower, a 30-meter-high monument that steals the attention of everyone who comes to the square; and the second is the Portal de los Dulces, a place that offers wonders of Cartagena gastronomy.

Plaza Santo Domingo - It is one of the busiest places in the Historic Center of the city, it is surrounded by numerous restaurants and from it you can see the traditional balconies that represent Cartagena. In this square is located one of the most important churches, the Santo Domingo church, and also important monuments.

Playa de Bocagrande - Bocagrande is a luxury area popular for its long sandy beaches with palm tree-lined promenades. There are several casinos, plus an eclectic food scene that includes beach bars, elegant Japanese and Colombian restaurants, global fast food chains and cozy coffee terraces.

Teatro Adolfo Mejia ( Teatro Heredia ) - Styled as an 18th- and 19th-century European opera house, the Heredia Theater, officially known as the Adolfo Mejía Theater, was built in the shape of a horseshoe, with boxes and balconies divided by lace-like cedar lattices. It was built on the old church of La Merced and was inaugurated in 1911 with the performance of the floral games.

Catedral Santa Catalina de Alejandria - The cathedral is in the Herrerian style,1​ characteristic of the reign of Philip II, which corresponds to the third and final stage of Spanish Renaissance architecture.

Bahía de Cartagena - We will visit this beautiful bay in Manga where you can appreciate the best views of the city.

Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas - The San Felipe de Barajas Castle is a fortification located in the city of Cartagena de Indias in Colombia. It is located on a hill called San Lázaro and was built in 1536

Monumento a los Zapatos Viejos - It is one of the most emblematic places in the city. It is a sculpture of a pair of old boots and was created by Hector Lombaña Piñeres.

Plaza de La Trinidad - It is currently the epicenter of Cartagena’s nightlife, where natives and tourists gather to chat, enjoy the sale of fast food, participate in aerobics and Zumba workouts, or to delight in the talent of artists who perform in the square.