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Military(4.6)
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.
Cartagena
Military(4.7)
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.
Cartagena
Cabo de Palos Harbour and Marina
Walk beside the fishing and leisure boats, marina pontoons and waterfront restaurants of Cabo de Palos.
Cabo de Palos · Cartagena
Cabo de Palos Lighthouse
Walk around the base of Cabo de Palos Lighthouse and take in broad views across the Mediterranean coast.
Cabo de Palos · Cartagena
Historic(4.2)
Civil War Air Raid Shelter Museum
Walk through original air-raid shelter galleries beneath Concepción Hill and learn about wartime Cartagena.
Cartagena
Castle(4.3)
Concepción Castle
Explore a medieval keep, Cartagena history displays and some of the city's best panoramic views.
Cartagena
Historic(4.4)
House Of Fortune (Casa de la Fortuna)
A compact Roman house museum showing everyday life in 1st-century Cartagena.
Cartagena
Beach(4.1)
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.
La Azohía · Cartagena
Historic(4.6)
Molinete Roman Forum Museum
A useful museum visit for understanding the Roman forum area of ancient Carthago Nova.
Cartagena
Historic(4.4)
National Museum of Underwater Archaeology (ARQVA)
Shipwreck finds, the remains of Mazarrón I and the conservation story of Mazarrón II beside Cartagena's harbour.
Cartagena
Historic(4.6)
Naval Museum of Cartagena
Cartagena's naval story, from shipbuilding and diving to the restored Isaac Peral submarine.
Cartagena
Monument(4.1)
Panoramic Lift of Cartagena
A quick glass lift to Parque Torres, Concepción Castle and broad views across Cartagena.
Cartagena
Historic(4.4)
Plaza San Francisco
One of Cartagena’s nicest central squares, with mature ficus trees and a laid-back feel.
Cartagena
Historic(4.3)
Punic Wall (Muralla Punica)
A compact museum where Cartagena’s Punic defences can be seen alongside a later funerary crypt.
Cartagena
Historic(4.6)
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.
Cartagena
Building(4.6)
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.
La Azohía · Cartagena
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