寨城

我超爱有吊篮的阳台!旅行前,我遇到的每个哥伦比亚人都说一定要去Cartagena。现在终于知道为什么了。这是座令人印象深刻的城市。里面有如此多的建筑,如此悠久的历史,太赞了!

许多当地人喜欢博卡格兰德,这可以从公寓和酒店的数量看出来,这些公寓和酒店都是为当地游客准备的。但是如果你去参观卡塔赫纳,围墙市是停留的最佳去处。许多大酒店价格高的离奇,但是通过网上预订比如像艾本卜还是可以预订到一些便宜点的地方。这里充满活力,附近有许多酒吧和餐馆。成荫的广场可以让你暂时躲避炎热。晚上,沿着城墙散步,解释其他游客,或者停下来喝杯鸡尾酒都是非常不错的。这里始终都非常热闹知道深夜所以无论在哪都是安全的。我强烈建议住在市内。

这里非常棒,老城区内的一切都非常不错而且维护的很好,有几条步行街,一个教堂及一些露天广场,这是一个不管白天还是晚上都可以玩的好地方。

在知道了卡塔赫纳是那些大型油轮完美的目的地后,我还很担心我的旅行,预期可能会有很多的游客。但实际情况却与此相反,我们在悠闲漫步、探索城寨,非常享受。这里有很多小餐馆和咖啡馆,一些有趣的商店,都是风格迥异的建筑和颜色,时间过得真快啊。我觉得如果没有繁忙的日程,在这里呆上几天,享受一下这种悠闲的气氛,真是再好不过了。

城市的街道很漂亮,许多许多彩色的房子,墙上爬满可爱的花藤。我们花了几个小时在周围散步,参观所有的博物馆、广场、咖啡馆、餐厅等等。到处都有销售帽子、绘画、包、珠宝、饮料、冰淇淋、雪茄--一切!我们没感觉太热,因为几乎每天都有海洋吹过来的海风。到哪都是走路去,但是我想你可以搭乘到很便宜的出租车。

The city is like a carnival all the time! Put on good walking shoes and get moving. All the little restaurants were great, wee tried lots of local foods.

The walled city of Cartagena brings you back to the Spanish colonial times with beautiful architecture, much history and a relaxed feel. It's a colorful city with many plazas, old churches convents and museums that allow visitors to experience a bygone era. The city is vibrant with many pubs, restaurants, good food, and shops with local artisan's crafts. I recommend at least a day to fully experience the city.

Hmmm well it's definitely really pretty and if you've made it out to Cartagena you can't really miss it.Basically it's nice for an afternoon/evening to find some overpriced food and contrived 'Latin American vibes'. Walking the walls at night was nice. The museums were small and unappealing, Plaza Bolivar was cool as you can see street performers rehearsing there in the early evening. Wouldn't spend much more than that though, pretty overrated for our money.You can read our blog for more Cartagena tips, if you fancy it: https://ednaventures.wordpress.com/2014/11/05/cartagena-de-indias-fire-mud-tv-in-a-bin-bag/

I'm a sucker for old colonial towns now that I live in Antigua, Guatemala and the Walled City was no different. I loved the architecture, the colors, and little squares. The vendors selling knick-knacks and every variation of fried food. Go early or in the late afternoon to avoid the heat. Past 10am and it makes any walk around town or on the wall quite miserable. Grab a paleta (think fudge-cicle in Colombian flavors) at La Paleteria to beat the heat, or a mojito - they're good just about anywhere. Sunsets on the wall are quite beautiful, and feel amazing with the cool breezes off the water. Peek into the churches or enjoy shopping at the fancy shops. Steer clear of the horse-carriage tours. I never once saw a driver giving their horses water in the week we were here and saw two horses slip and fall on the street - one of the drivers being quite cruel to the horse to get it to stand back up. If you're planning some time in Cartagena, it's worth a day wandering around and enjoying the charm.

A superb and absolute must see in the city. Visiting the area without doing so would be a significant lost opportunity. Furthermore it's truly the gate to excellent restaurants, pubs, sights and sounds. Lots of history surrounding an excellent vibe of life and culture.

The vendors were atrocious! We had to run from them and could not enjoy the sites during our tour! I did not get to enjoy my visit!

The walled city of Cartagena is the main attraction in Cartagena. It is best to go last in the afternoon, so you can walk around and have dinner or drink in the many places in the area.

Our tour took us through the old walled city which was quite interesting and well maintained. The small streets and architecture were right out of old Spain. You got a sense of the culture and people of Cartagena. Nice place to visit.

If you are coming from the port and you managed to get there with a taxi (in the port, they ask for $20 to get there and are really pushy) We ended up with $10 and were glad to get out.If you get away from the rip off taxis in the port and go outside,it will only cost you $5.The walled city is nice to walk around and you can walk on the walls as well in some areas.The buildings have a lot of history there.This area is relatively save for tourist, you are just running into a lot of street vendors (some not so nice)

Really all Colombians and foreigners visit Cartagena de Indias, due these streets plenty of history, historical buildings telling a thousands of words to each person walking around excelent city