Squares & Streets in Cartagena

The most iconic plaza in Cartagena, surrounded by elegant colonial buildings, boutiques, and restaurants. The plaza features a distinctive bronze sculpture of a woman with an exaggerated bosom, a symbol of sensuality and Cartagena's vibrant culture. Colorful buildings frame the square, creating a perfect setting for dining, people-watching, and photography.

A charming colonial square featuring the Church of San Pedro Claver and surrounded by historic buildings. Street musicians and vendors create lively atmosphere, while nearby restaurants and cafes offer authentic Caribbean cuisine. The plaza perfectly captures the essence of old Cartagena.

The longest pedestrian street in the walled city, connecting major plazas and featuring historic buildings, shops, galleries, and restaurants. Street performers entertain visitors, while street food vendors offer local delicacies. The street is lined with colonial architecture and provides an authentic experience of daily Cartagena life.

A historic plaza featuring a statue of Simón Bolívar surrounded by lush vegetation and colonial architecture. The plaza serves as a peaceful retreat with benches for relaxation and observation. During evening, the plaza lights up beautifully and locals gather for social gatherings.