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  • Museo del Oro

    Endereço:
    Cra. 3, Centro, Cartagena de Indias, Provincia de Cartagena, Bolívar .

    An agriculture-based economy, natural resources, and barter: that was the foundation of the Zenú people, whose legacy is preserved at the Zenú Gold Museum, opened by the Bank of the Republic in 1982. Gold jewelry and other pre-Columbian artifacts unearthed in Cordoba, Sucre, Bolivar, and Antioquia are on display.

    In the center of the walled city of Cartagena de Indias, on the Bolivar Park, in a century-old house today carefully restored, the exhibition of the Museum of the Gold Zenú of the Bank of the Republic awaits you with extraordinary objects that from his look of millennia deal with contemporary themes.

  • Castillo de San felipe

    Endereço:
    Cielo mar, La Boquilla, Cartagena de Indias, Provincia de Cartagena, Bolívar .

    The San Felipe de Barajas Castle is a fortification located in the city of Cartagena de Indias in Colombia. Its real name is Fort San Felipe de Barajas. There you can experience a little of the history of Cartagena and Colombia, located a few minutes from our hotel.

  • Centro Comercial Serrezuela

    Endereço:
    Cra. 11 #39-21, San Diego, Cartagena de Indias, Provincia de Cartagena, Bolívar .

    a Serrezuela was originally built in 1893 and use to be the central theatre and bull-fighting stadium. They would house bullfights, horse-riding displays, plays and concerts, and boxing tournaments right up until the 1970s. Over time as the building deteriorated and events were no longer held there, the building was abandoned and fell into disrepair. A fire left things pretty bleak indeed, until a visionary group of investors, restoration experts and designers took on the mammoth task of returning the iconic structure to its former glory (and then some!)

    You will find La Serrezuela on the edge of San Diego, a couple of blocks from the Sofitel Santa Clara and the San Diego Plaza within the Centro "Walled City". 

    Inside, there's a lot to see; starting with the incredibly impressive rebuild of the wooden stadium. From a shopping perspective , you'll probably want to begin at the bottom. Taking up the majority of the basement level, Malva calls itself an "independent department store", the brands and items it sells are unique, beautiful, Colombian and highly covetable. Beautiful clothes, jewelry, headpieces, skincare ranges, shoes and homewares: it's a tight but expertly curated edit of the best of Colombian design. 

    Then you can work your way up, checking out the different stores.