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Things To Do
Ciudad Amurallada Cartagena
Located on Colombia's Caribbean coast, Ciudad Amurallada ("Walled City") is the old town area of Cartagena. Enclosed by 16th-century defensive walls, this popular area is filled with quaint and charming streets, colorful houses in beautiful colonial architecture, buzzing markets & hawker stalls, and a wealth of restaurants, bars, and souvenir shops.
Bora Bora Cartagena
Bora Bora Beach Club is a unique place to disconnect from everyday life and connect with the sea, the landscape, and the Caribbean spirit. An oasis where you will feel the good vibes and the careful attention of our staff. A magical, stimulating, and constant party atmosphere. Come and celebrate life with your partner, family, friends, or on your own! You will always be welcome to be part of the Bora Bora Beach Club family. We are aware that happiness is found in the small details and that is why we strive every day to make you live the best experience on our island.
Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas
The Castillo San Felipe de Barajas (San Felipe de Barajas Castle) is a fortress in the city of Cartagena, Colombia. The castle was built in 1536 and is located on the Hill of San Lázaro in a strategic location, dominating approaches to the city by land or sea. It was originally known as the Castillo de San Lázaro. It was built by African slave labor under Spanish supervision during the colonial era. The fortress was involved in several battles between the late 17th to early 19th centuries between European powers.
Calle de la Serrezuela
La Serrezuela was originally built in 1893 and used to be the central theatre and bullfighting stadium. They would house bullfights, horse-riding displays, plays and concerts, and boxing tournaments right up until the 1970s. Over time as the building deteriorated and events were no longer held there, the building was abandoned and fell into disrepair. Inside, there's a lot to see; starting with the incredibly impressive rebuild of the wooden stadium. From a shopping perspective, you'll probably want to begin at the bottom. Taking up the majority of the basement level, Malva calls itself an "independent department store", the brands and items it sells are unique, beautiful, Colombian, and highly covetable. Beautiful clothes, jewelry, headpieces, skincare ranges, shoes, and homewares: it's a tight but expertly curated edit of the best of Colombian design. Then you can work your way up, checking out the different stores.