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Cartagena (Colombia)

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Paullette S
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Would have liked a double decker, while I'm used to.
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Good service

Cartagena de Indias (Colombia) Tourist City Bus

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3 must-see hop-off attractions

Don't have time to hop off at every bus stop? Don't panic! The first recommended bus stop is San Sebastian de Pastelillo, located right on the Marina of Cartagena. Originally the Fort Boquerón, it was the first fort to be built in Cartagena in the 16th century to defend the city from possible attacks. Although it's only small, you can enjoy the breathtaking views of the sea and go for lunch at the Club de Pesca! Another exciting landmark is Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas, a fortress built on the top of San Lázaro hill in the 17th century. Last but not least, hop off at Castillogrande. Take a walk along the marina and soak up the sunshine!
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Free guided walking tour

Our Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour includes a free walking tour with a bilingual guide in both English and Spanish. You'll find out all about the history of Cartagena and why its fortress was built. Buy your ticket online with City Sightseeing today!

3 Tips to make the most of your trip

Cartagena is a city rich in history, culture and beauty. Here are 3 practical tips to help you make the most of your visit and immerse yourself in the magic of this Caribbean city:

  • Comfortable clothing and sun protection: Cartagena is a warm and sunny city all year round, so it's essential to be prepared for the tropical climate. Be sure to pack light clothing and comfortable shoes for walking around the cobbled streets, especially if you're exploring places like the Walled City or San Felipe Castle.
  • Enjoy the local cuisine: Cartagena not only captivates you with its history, but also with its exquisite cuisine. You can't leave without trying typical dishes such as shrimp ceviche or egg arepa, which can be found in local markets or restaurants in the Getsemaní neighbourhood. Also, if you're looking for an authentic experience, I recommend enjoying a fresh tropical fruit juice while strolling through the bustling Bazurto Market, one of the most vibrant places in the city.
  • Don't miss the sunset over the sea: To end your day in Cartagena, be sure to take advantage of one of its most magical moments: sunset. Whether you decide to take a stroll along the Santa Catalina Bastion or embark on a sunset cruise, you'll have a spectacular view of the city as the sun sets over the Caribbean. This is the perfect time to relax, take some photos and enjoy the unique beauty of Cartagena from a different perspective.