|
|

The Clock Tower Gate This is where you still enter the old city, The pedestrians and the...
|

Columbus and the Customs House This statue is said to be a replica of the one in Genoa, Italy.
|

The Governor's Palace Sir Francis Drake appropriated it after capturing the city in 1586. He then...
|

street near the cathedral Notice the balconies.
|

side entrance to cathedral
|

inside the cathedral The columns were sound, and the altar not nearly as impressive as one often...
|

San Pedro Claver Church This is easily the most picturesque and best maintained church in the old city.
|

remains of San Pedro Claver Yes, that's really his skeleton.
|

the church's peaceful garden
|

making friends in San Pedro's garden This parrot seemed to be a permanent resident. He'd go sit on the arm or...
|

16th century Santo Domingo church This is the oldest remaining church in the old city. As the photo...
|

a bustling street You can't tell from the photo, but I must point out that Cartagena was...
|

'City of balconies' everywhere!
|

Las Bovedas The merchandise offered for sale in several of these caverns was...
|

door to the Inquisition Palace "Give up hope, all ye who enter here". This doorway must have been as...
|

the inquisitors' dining room They could dine in style, right next door to the torture chambers.
|

the Inquisitor's chapel-throne The head Inquisitor left no doubt as to his importance in the city's...
|

The Rack
|

witches' cage From this cage in the wall of the trial room, women accused of...
|

the 'judgement scale' The scale's beam was about two meters wide. The red arrow points to the...
|

artifacts in the military part of the museum
|

cannons in the military exhibit At the high point, some 900 of these, in various sizes, guarded the system of...
|

Admiral Vernon's restaurant They have a wry sense of humour, as well as great seafood.
|

Bolivar, the Great Liberator Simon Bolivar is revered all over the northern part of South America....
|
|
|
Comments
Add a comment