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Batería de Castillitos (Guns of Little Castles)
The Batería de Castillitos, perched on a cliff near Cartagena, is a well-preserved coastal artillery battery offering panoramic sea views and a glimpse into Spain’s military history.
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Batería de Cenizas (Guns of Cenizas)
The Batería de Cenizas is a coastal artillery battery near Portmán, where two large guns once defended the Cartagena naval base and now stand as a striking historical landmark.
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House Of Fortune (Casa de la Fortuna)
A compact Roman house museum showing everyday life in 1st-century Cartagena.
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La Calera Dog Friendly Beach La Azohia
This rough and ready dog friendly beach is a good spot for your furry friend(s) to enjoy a run on the beach or a dip in the sea.
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Molinete Roman Forum Museum
A useful museum visit for understanding the Roman forum area of ancient Carthago Nova.
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Plaza San Francisco
One of Cartagena’s nicest central squares, with mature ficus trees and a laid-back feel.
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Punic Wall (Muralla Punica)
A compact museum where Cartagena’s Punic defences can be seen alongside a later funerary crypt.
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Roman Theatre (Teatro Romano)
The Roman Theatre in Cartagena is an impressive archaeological site dating back to the 1st century BC, showcasing well-preserved seating, stage, and decorative elements from ancient Roman times.
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Tower La Azohia (Torre de Santa Elena)
The Tower of La Azohía is a small coastal watchtower overlooking the bay, built to guard this stretch of coastline and now a simple local landmark with sea views.
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