Cartagena: 3 day trip (Review)
Get Prepared to Travel
Choosing your hotel wisely is vital. Cartagena offers a variety of neighborhoods to stay in, each with its unique charm. You may choose between Bocagrande, the Historical Center, or Getsemani.
The main differences are that Bocagrande offers modern amenities and beaches, while the Historical Center and Getsemani provide a more authentic experience with historic architecture.
However, it’s worth noting that some older hotels may not have hot water, so it’s essential to confirm this before booking.
We decided to stay in Getsemani, since it is close to the Historical Center, with more convenient prices, and a morel authentic experience than Bocagrande.
Best Sights to Visit in Town
Let’s explore the must-see attractions in this beautiful city. You can’t miss the grandeur of Castillo San Felipe de Barajas, a fortress that stands as a testament to the city’s fortifications.
Next, we went in the captivating beauty of the Palacio de la Inquisición and the iconic Clock Tower.
A stroll through the cobbled streets of Cartagena will lead you to the whimsical world of Fernando Botero’s sculptures. Fernando Botero was a Medellin-born artist known for his bronze sculptures of over-sized objects, usually people, and sometimes cats.
Don´t forget to take a drink or a beer, and enjoy the amazing sunset in Baluarte del Reducto, in Getsemani.
Totumo Mud Volcano
Beaches Around
Cartagena promises a tapestry of memories that will stay with you forever. With its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes, this city offers an unforgettable experience that you’ll cherish for a lifetime.
The home for unique & authentic travel