Visiting San Felipe Fortress in Cartagena, Colombia, is a journey through history, immersing you in the city's rich past and strategic significance. This iconic fortress offers a glimpse into the colonial era and its defensive marvels, showcasing the architectural prowess that protected the city for centuries.

This square is the heart of the neighborhood of Getsemaní.

This will be our meeting point. Here you will know about the places we are going to discover during our walking.

This is the biggest square of the city where we discover the biggest houses around it.

We will meet the founder of Cartagena, Pedro de Heredia.

This is one of the most colorful neighborhoods in Cartagena where we are going to discover & walk the streets full of graffitis, colorful umbrellas & the Magic realism corner full of yellow butterflies. In this place you could get very beautiful pictures that our team would be very glad to help you with.

As part of this unforgettable experience, you’ll visit the Emerald Museum, where you’ll dive into the fascinating history of Colombian emeralds—one of the country’s most renowned exports. Did you know? Emeralds are rare gems found in only a few places worldwide, including Zambia, Zimbabwe, Russia, and Brazil. However, Colombia is the global leader, producing a stunning 60% of the world’s emeralds. ⛏️ Discover the Mines Colombia’s emeralds come from three iconic mining regions: Muzo, Coscuez, and Chivor. Each produces emeralds with unique qualities that make them truly one of a kind.

This square is in front of the biggest church The Cathedral Santa Catalina de Alejandría.

We will get inside the cathedral to see its magnificent architecture.

In this place we will meet the sweetest place in our city where you discover & can taste the typical sweets of the Colombian coast.

The Clock tower was the main entrance to the other neighborhood of Cartagena where the richest people during the colonial time lived.

We will hear about the process of the independence from Spain, and we met the monument to the most important and famous Latin American man during the 1900s.

In this square we will have the opportunity to see one of the most beautiful churches and we will meet the father of the human rights during the colonial time, the kindest priest in history, Pedro Claver.

In this square we will discover the first church constructed during the colonial time.

We will pass by the inquisition palace where we will hear about the Spanish inquisition, and we will find on the darkest side of the catholic church.