Cartagena - An easy DIY review

Cartagena, which I visited earlier this year, is probably one of the easiest ports of call to explore by oneself...

It is compact and generally flat which makes a walking tour very easy.

Cruise ships berth almost at the heart of the Cartagena and apart from 'The Punic Walls'...

Nothing is too distant.

Opening times of the various attractions are not always conducive to ship visits, especially week days. However, a pretty comprehensive list of times and attractions can be found on a recent review I have written...

http://solentrichardscruiseblog.com/2015/08/07/one-way-to-do-cartagena/

Don't forget to use the Panoramic lift to El Castillo de la Concepcion...

to get a great view of your ship...

Enjoy.

Thank you for posting this. It looks like the perfect way to spend a day in Cartagena.

Cartagena, which I visited earlier this year, is probably one of the easiest ports of call to explore by oneself...

 

 

It is compact and generally flat which makes a walking tour very easy.

 

Cruise ships berth almost at the heart of the Cartagena and apart from 'The Punic Walls'...

 

 

 

Nothing is too distant.

 

Opening times of the various attractions are not always conducive to ship visits, especially week days. However, a pretty comprehensive list of times and attractions can be found on a recent review I have written...

 

http://solentrichardscruiseblog.com/2015/08/07/one-way-to-do-cartagena/

 

Don't forget to use the Panoramic lift to El Castillo de la Concepcion...

 

 

to get a great view of your ship...

 

 

Enjoy.

Thank you!!

Our ship will be in Cartagena, Spain on a Monday, when all the museums

are closed. I would like any suggestions what to do on a Monday.

Thanks;)

I also wanted to thank Solent Richard for this post. We will be visiting Cartagena next month on a port call, and are looking forward to seeing the city.

Thanks for sharing this.

Keith

Thanks for sharing!:)

Thank You So so much for posting this.

BIG help. :D

Will be in Catagena in April on a TransAtlantic