• Connect with your tour guide and begin the tour from La Popa Convent. It is important to visit it because it is the highest point in the city, a good orientation point, and on its top is the Santa Cruz de la Candelaria monastery, a beautiful 17th-century ecclesiastical construction.
• Go to Monumento a Los Zapatos Viejos, a UNESCO world historical and cultural heritage site, where you can see military, civil and ecclesiastical architecture.
• Visit Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas, a feat of Spanish engineering in the new world during the colonial era. The historical site of the heroic city.
• Then, roam around Cartagena Narrow Alley, an ideal place for photos taking advantage of the decoration with umbrellas and murals.
• Next, head to Baluarte El Reducto, examples of architecture and colonial military strategy.
• Afterwards, move to Arte Getsemani- Graffiti and art in the Getsemaní neighbourhood
• Continue the tour to the following sites:
  • Barrio Getsemani- Street of umbrellas in Getsemaní
  • Plaza De Los Coches- Emblematic place in the heart of Cartagena
  •  Plaza de la Aduana- The second most important square in the city, the epicentre of trade in Cartagena during the colonial era
  • Plaza de San Pedro Claver- Beautiful ecclesiastical construction, a place where the remains of San Pedro Claver Corberó, servant of the Ethiopians forever
  • Plaza de Santa Teresa- a place suitable for photographs
  • Walled City of Cartagena- military constructions of the 17th century
  • Café del Mar Ltda- the ideal place to watch a sunset, and enjoy music and a drink, is the bastion
  • Parque del Centenario- In commemoration of the independence of Cartagena, there you can see sloths, squirrels, monkeys, iguanas and parrots, which are part of our fauna
  •  Plaza de La Trinidad- The main square of the Getsemani neighbourhood where the independence revolution began and its church, the Holy Trinity
  • Calle del Pozo- a great place for photography

Tour ends.