CARTAGENA
LET YOURSELF BE ENCHANTED BY EVERY CORNER OF THIS CITY
Located in the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage Site on Colombia's Caribbean coast, Hotel Charleston Santa Teresa is a jewel in Cartagena's tourist crown. This city has a wealth of attractions and offers visitors the opportunity to revisit the colonial era. Walking through the city is an experience that can transport you through the centuries and allows you to enjoy the sounds, smells and tastes of the Caribbean coast of Colombia.

Historical and religious monument, located on the top of the hill of the same name, with the best view of the city.

On the outskirts of the walled city, is the Fortress of San Felipe de Barajás. Built in the 17th century by Spanish colonial forces, this fortress offers a gateway to the past with its labyrinthine tunnels, galleries, slopes and traps, all to protect against potential intruders.

The archipelago of islands in the Caribbean, surrounded by crystal clear waters, perfect for a moment of rest and nautical activities.

The museum preserves the religious history of the Catholic Church at the time of the city's Inquisition.

La Popa Convent
Historical and religious monument, located on the top of the hill of the same name, with the best view of the city.

Fortress San Felipe De Barajas
On the outskirts of the walled city, is the Fortress of San Felipe de Barajás. Built in the 17th century by Spanish colonial forces, this fortress offers a gateway to the past with its labyrinthine tunnels, galleries, slopes and traps, all to protect against potential intruders.

Rosario Islands
The archipelago of islands in the Caribbean, surrounded by crystal clear waters, perfect for a moment of rest and nautical activities.

Inquisition Palace
The museum preserves the religious history of the Catholic Church at the time of the city's Inquisition.