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I will be in Cartagena on a Monday :eek: (sites such as museums etc. are all closed on Mondays according to websites) and am wondering what there is to do on a Monday. I know I can walk around and stop in at a cafe or churro shop, but, anyone know what else if available?

I've heard that sites could open on Mondays if cruiseships are in port. Has anyone experienced this? Do I have to be on a tour to get in on Mondays?

Thanks

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Just got a note back from the tourist office. Thanks for the advice!

As follows:

 

Good morning:

 

We regret to tell you that we haven't the timetable of museums yet but, normally, when a cruiseship arrives to Cartagena on Monday we try to open several museums for tourist above all, the most important as The Roman Theatre Museum, the Roman Forum or the Conception Castle. However, It would be better if you could write us again in September to confirm all of this information.

 

Kind Regards,

 

Ana Salazar

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Just got a note back from the tourist office. Thanks for the advice!

As follows:

 

Good morning:

 

We regret to tell you that we haven't the timetable of museums yet but, normally, when a cruiseship arrives to Cartagena on Monday we try to open several museums for tourist above all, the most important as The Roman Theatre Museum, the Roman Forum or the Conception Castle. However, It would be better if you could write us again in September to confirm all of this information.

 

Kind Regards,

 

Ana Salazar

 

Sounds promising! Glad the email address helped.

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We were in Cartagena last year on a cruise on a Monday, and they opened the museums etc. We didn't know this till we got there, so it was quite a relief.I think they opened a bit later than usual, maybe 11am. You don't need to be on a tour, we went as individuals.

 

It's a lovely city, what a pleasant day we had there. The museum attached to the amphitheatre that you go through as part of your ticket was great. And a great place to wander round.

 

Enjoys yourselves !

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We were in Cartagena last year on a cruise on a Monday, and they opened the museums etc. We didn't know this till we got there, so it was quite a relief.I think they opened a bit later than usual, maybe 11am. You don't need to be on a tour, we went as individuals.

 

It's a lovely city, what a pleasant day we had there. The museum attached to the amphitheatre that you go through as part of your ticket was great. And a great place to wander round.

 

Enjoys yourselves !

 

Thank you ruthnewark! Great to know.

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