Discover the crown jewel of Colombia, perhaps the most beautiful city in the Americas, and one of the most important ports in history and even today. From Cartagena, incredible riches entered and left the Americas. The city is protected by strong defense walls that have stood for almost two centuries. Few places contain as much early Spanish history as this colorful and impressive city. Cartagena is full of tradition, enticing smells and flavors, and historic sites. On this tour, we’ll visit five key sites. We promise you’ll end the day enchanted by Cartagena’s history and charm. Let yourself by won over by San Felipe de Barajas Fort, one of the seven marvels of Colombia. The fort is over 250 years old and remained impenetrable by numerous enemies. Reflect on the history and role of slavery at the Santuario Museo San Pedro Claver, where you can learn about the life and work of the Saint Pedro Claver SJ. Walk the streets of historic Cartagena, a city named UNESCO World Heritage and nicknamed the Walled City, with his colonial architecture and modern sensibilities. You can feel the pride of its people and its independent spirit, a legacy that comes from the first declaration of independence from Spain in 1811. Enter the Cartagena Museo de Oro, a museum that pays tribute to the artistic and economic value of gold. Here, you can interact with the culture, wealth, and artifacts of the Zenú people. You’ll find goldsmithing, ceramics, shells, and bones from this indigenous history. Finally, walk along the Cerro La Popa to get a sense of history and antiquity. The hill was discovered in 1510 by the Spaniards, and they later built a convent for Augustinian Recollects, 148 meters above sea level. It is an imposing place that has withstood attacks and barrages. This tour is an adventure filled with history and culture