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Celele
A Getsemaní restaurant in a colonial house celebrating the forgotten flavors of the Colombian Caribbean, ranked among Latin America's best. The chefs forage the region's biodiversity into visually stunning, deeply local dishes.
Carmen
A fine-dining restaurant in a restored Walled City mansion with a lush courtyard, plating creative takes on Colombian and Cartagena ingredients. The romantic setting and live music make it a special-occasion table.
Las Murallas sunset walk
A walk atop the centuries-old stone walls that ring the old city, looping past bastions and cannons with the Caribbean on one side and colonial rooftops on the other. The sunset stretch by Café del Mar is the city's classic golden-hour stroll.
Castillogrande seafront walk
A calm walk along the bay-side point of Castillogrande, an upscale residential peninsula with a quiet beach promenade and views back to the Bocagrande skyline. It's a flat, breezy escape from the tourist crush.
Rosario Islands boat trip
A boat excursion from the city's docks to an archipelago of white-sand cays and coral reefs in turquoise Caribbean water. Snorkeling, beach clubs, and fresh seafood make it the region's essential day-trip.
Café Havana
A legendary Getsemaní salsa bar with a live Cuban-style band, ceiling fans, and a sweaty, joyful dance floor. It's the city's most famous spot to dance salsa late into the night.
Ciudad Amurallada
The UNESCO-listed walled old city, a maze of candy-colored colonial mansions, flowering balconies, and plazas ringed by centuries-old stone ramparts. Simply wandering its narrow streets is the city's defining experience.
Castillo San Felipe de Barajas
The largest Spanish fort in the Americas, a hulking hilltop fortress of ramparts and tunnels that repelled a massive British invasion. Climbing its ramps and exploring the dark passages rewards you with a commanding view over the city.