Best Children's Shows Cartagena Near Me

Juan Diego Molina Montoya: The place preserves the nostalgia that only the passage of time can give to a place with so many years reflected on its walls.

Fáber Alexánder Gallego Obando: Nothing to do with the space that was one day. There is no guide service, closed rooms. It doesn't justify paying for what little it offers.

Chris Korpuze: Good little museum with the history of cartagena. Just a few translate in English. Cool to spent a hour their.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …More

Iveth Gómez: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sureMore

Hugo Amigo: Know part of history! Religion is the man looking for God. Christianity is the story of a Deus of love that seeks to repay the home. The inquisition is an inferno raised by men who say they act in the name of God. Conheça a Cristo somente, ele é a Porta e o Caminho aos ceus.COMPLAINTIt was usually done anonymously,orally or in writing.It was the process in which the validity of thecomplaint, investigating to see if there were meritsenough to prosecute the defendant.QUALIFICATIONMoment in which the defendant was informed that he waswould initiate a process against him, This occurred in twoforms: Inquisitio Specialeis and the Inquisitio Generalis;in the first, individually the parish priest of thetown of the defendant took the summons to hishome, for the suspect to turn himself in forimprisoned. The second, in the absence of adetermined suspect, consisted of promulgating thecall in a space where there could beheretics, to give themselves up.CITATIONHe wanted the defendant to acknowledge that he wascommitting a crime against faith. The procedurewas in secret and was carried out in the presence of tworeligious, the notary and the inquisitorial judgeINTERROGATIONIf the prisoner did not confess during the interrogation, the procedure wasto the application of torture, under the premise that thetruth extorted through torture is validTORMENTJUDGMENTIt occurred if the prisoner resisted despite the torment and thecourt came to establish guilt.

Mari C: Museu impactante e recomendo pra todos que queiram saber mais sobre os absurdos da inquisição! Eu fui com expectativas baixas, mas valeu MUITO a visita.

Stephanie P. G.: I went on a Sunday in June/2023, the adult ticket is $23,000, there are three floors and it does not have an elevator, so it is an issue to take into account if your health does not allow you to climb stairs. The building has been restored and is beautiful, on the first floor are the exhibitions on the inquisition and human rights, a cool audiovisual recreating what it was like to blame and "prosecute" someone. On the second and third floors, it is related to the history of Cartagena. I like that the people from the museum are betting on showing Cartagena's Afro heritage as well. Recommended, if you have the chance to go, I recommend it.Of course, it would be nice if they could have guides to better complement the tour and tell some tourists that they should not step on or lie down... It would also be cool to have something more interactive with screens showing audiovisuals with oral history, with other people to give their perspectives and reconstruction of certain facts that are usually left out by the political / historical interests of the people.

W: A gloomy place, but with many stories.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …More

Jairo Florez: pero aprendes cosas nuevas(Translated by Google

Carlos Sotelo: Interesting facts about the inquisition are known

Dr. Abby: I love museums. This one was unfortunately the worst maintained one I've visited. I worry about how long some of their artifacts will last. Some exhibits are described in Spanish and English, but most in Spanish only. Overall, I learned a lot about how slavery, the Inquisition, and the fight for independence impacted the area.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Jorge Arturo Soto Villamizar: Excellent.Visited on Weekend …More

carlos alamos: Few original samples. I expected more for such a historic city. Missing to see archive documents or exhibits of old pieces. Only 2 themes. inquisition and slavery

Gian Carlo de Melo: Não vale o ingresso. O museu está cheio de plotagem e poucas obras de verdade. Muita maquete, além de só ter 1 sala climatizada descente. No mais, muito quente.A parte de inquisição é melhor consultar informações on-line.

Miguel Prieto: Very disappointed. First of all, you need to pay to come in and then there is not even a/c. Barely any items on exhibition, just some panels with stories that you can read on any website

Maibeth Mejia: The Palace of the Inquisition is a place that houses all the history that the first settlers of Cartagena lived through. The facilities are poorly cared for, they lack maintenance, the bathrooms are poorly cleaned. It was not a good experience.

Elias Razo: Several rooms were closed and the exhibitions were incomplete. It is an historical building so I think the government should invest more on restore it.

Rohit Gupta: Great serviceVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More

Arpana Sharma: Ok

Sophie Frank: No english translation, not really interesting

erika samaniego: It was kind of chaotic and smelled like urine, the government could preserve it a little better. A lot of cars parked and driving right in front of it, it would be so much nicer if the little street right in front of the structure was a walkable street to make it more tourist friendly. If we decided to walk inside the bóvedas (to avoid the cars) we were faced with people trying to sell us stuff. We just wanted to peacefully walk, admire and take pictures without having to be rude and ignore people or saying “No gracias” every minute. The structures are nice if you already know the history behind it. My boyfriend, who doesn’t really care about history, thought it was boring and dirty. I liked it but could be better preserved.

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Jeff Castillo: I love it 😍Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min …More

Paulina Morales Díaz: Las Bovedas are individual places to buy souvenirs, handicrafts and coffee at prices a little cheaper than in the central part, easy to get around and safe

Grey Sofia Villadiego Garces: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Carlos Lage: Good prices on Crafts

CARLOS MASS: Full of life... that shows the culture of the region

kety del carmen cardenas avila: It is a place open to the public at no cost to enter, crafts are sold.

Faviola Molina: The historical landscape looks nice. Unfortunately there are only shops with "made in China" Souvenirs... Not much culture or history displayed there

marigen badilla Ibañez: Nice place, a lot of vendors on the street, very insistent. It is a safe place

Vicente Godoy Sandoval: Very nice and colonial... Already being in the walled city it is easy to find them.

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Catalina Mijes: The best crafts of my trip to Colombia and at an excellent price

Hans: Nothing spectacular to my liking, maybe later is more interesting

Jeniffer Luiz: Expectativa maior, mercado pequeno e horário reduzido de atendimento. Atendentes mal educados

Jessica Romero: A tourist place in the city of Cartagena with great history.

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GIOVANNI CROW: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended YesMore

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Sharon Estefany Baquero Hartmann: Es interesante y bonito ir allí. En mi caso separamos el tour en chiva y este nos llevó a varios lugares incluído el Castillo de San Felipe. Todo estuvo perfecto 💯

Harold Espinosa Duque: Simplemente mágicoVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

jamheadm: Lugar histórico e imponente, vale la pena visitarlo ya que es único en su historia y arquitectura. Tener en cuenta los descuentos de la entrada. Si se ingresa como estudiante o docente piden documentos como notas o recibos de nómina (pueden ser digitales en el celular) actuales aparte de los carnet.

Alexandra K.: Foreigners pay 30k cop entrance. Be aware that when you walk through the dark tunnels under the castle, many Colombians get easily disoriented and start to act irrationally and loud. Some start dancing in the tunnels.

JORGE QUIÑONEZ: Visited on Public holiday Wait time 30–60 min Reservation recommended NoMore

Alejandra marquez: Visited on Weekday Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended YesMore

Hamilton Saavedra Areiza: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sureMore

Javier G. Santos: Mixed feelings. The place is living history. In what is now a souvenir shop, you can see the impacts of English muskets. You sit in watchtowers where Blas de Lezo himself designed the defense of Cartagena and, therefore, access to current Latin America from the English invaders. You can look at the sea from the fort defense quote supposed that today the entire south of that continent is Latin and not just another British colony. There, 2,300 Spaniards broke 24,000 English, assuming the end of the English hegemony of the seas... But... It is so full of stupid tourists, taking pictures in every corner, climbing historic canyons that they are forbidden to climb. .. In short, if you are a lover of history, it is a must. But you have to go at noon, when the horde of tourists is crammed. Otherwise, you feel too sorry for what those brave men gave their lives to defend.

Alvaro Salazar: Great place, great history in it. Nice place to visit.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …More

Roberto Hernandez: Great tour ! It is a lot of walking and hot … be preparedVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More

sergio sayas: Pretty

Estefany Parra Cardona: Beautiful place, nice views and interesting history!

Chris Korpuze: Extremely sunny! A super cool place with history. My daughter loved exploring the tunnels, they have a gift shop up top. I must do in cartagenaVisited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No …More

paola espinosa: We did not go in because at that time there was a lot of sun.

Christy De La Fuente: It is a very beautiful historical site, emblematic of the city, well preserved, with surveillance.

Miriam Pulido Vidal: Visited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended NoMore

Luz Angelica Ramirez: Beautiful. Especially the story that hasVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Jeanky Amador: Excellent to spend a moment of joy of peace and a lot of laughter

F4K3: I'm not going yet, but his reputation is 11/10 hehehe.Too bad I can only 5

Aleida Salazar Montes: Beautiful place of prayer and reflection. Its designs and architecture make this place unique.

Oriana Gabaldon: A very beautiful church that, despite time, is still very beautiful, the attention of the archdiocese is good.

Vu Nguyen: A muted cathedral with beautiful stained glass windows. Lovely history of Saint Peter Claver and his advocacy and care of indigenous peoples and African slaves. Truly inspiring and definitely worth a visit.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Juan Pablo Mellado: Maravilloso, muy recomendable hacer con guía para conocer la historia tras esas paredes llenas de historias.

Steven López: Reservation recommended NoMore

Jay Clemmey: The Sanctuary takes you through the history of San Pedro Claver who dedicated most of his life to evangelizing slaves in Cartagena during the 1600’s. He was canonized as a saint in 1888 by Pope Leo XIII.You can spend a good hour or so touring the church, garden, artwork, and the rooms where Claver lived and worked. Highly recommend a visit if you’re in Cartagena.

WILSON HERBED CASTRO VELOZA: Un templó hermosoVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait …More

Keila Ramalho: church located on the inner side of the walled city, located in Plaza San Pedro Claver, it has some iron statues in front and is a very interesting place to visit

Янко Г.: Interesting. Visit!

Jorge Barrozo: Bien

Alessio Astolfi: I had the chance to visit the Santuario de San Pedro Claver during a trip to Cartagena, Colombia, some ten years ago, and it was definitely an incredible experience. I am a person who has a great love for history and culture, therefore I was very taken aback by this sanctuary's significant past.In the centre of Cartagena's historic area, the Santuario de San Pedro Claver is a beautifully maintained Jesuit church and convent from the 17th century. It bears the name of Saint Peter Claver, a Jesuit priest of Spanish descent who dedicated his life to assisting slaves who were taken from Africa to Cartagena. The sanctuary provided these slaves with food, shelter, and medical attention while acting as a haven for them during a trying moment in history. It was a significant symbol of compassion and hope.The Santuario de San Pedro Claver's architecture is extremely stunning. The facade's exquisite detailing and elaborate designs are evidence of the architects' and artisans' expertise and craftsmanship. The sanctuary's interior is as breathtaking, featuring magnificent murals, pieces of art, and sculptures that depict Saint Peter Claver and his contributions to humankind.The opportunity to view Saint Peter Claver's relics, which are stored in a small room inside the sanctuary, was one of the pleasures of my trip. The saint's skull and bones are among the relics, which serve as a potent reminder of the sacrifices he made during his life and the influence he had on countless others.Overall, anyone with an interest in history, culture, or spirituality should definitely pay a visit to the Santuario de San Pedro Claver. Everyone who visits will undoubtedly have a lasting impression of this absolutely exceptional and inspirational location.

Sebastian Fürst Fotografie - Hochzeitsfotograf: What a beautiful church and place ❤️❤️❤️

Walberto Martinez: His story is very beautiful and perfect to enrich your faith

Laelia Milleri Photography: Check the opening time before you go. On the day when we were there the church was closed until the evening, so unfortunately I didn't get to see it inside. Enjoyed watching the busy and lively area surrounding it.

TheFABYMARC: Excellent place to listen to the Eucharist, it is super fresh, spacious and I love the preaching of the priest, apart from its architecture it is worth admiring, I like the mass at 12, since afterward I can have a coffee and walk the streets of the historic center, they are a bit empty at that time

Carlos Hernández: Historic site of the walled city in Cartagena de Indias, with excellent cafes and restaurants around it

Kelly Cabrera: Beautiful

harold david gil muñoz: It is a good place to visit in Cartagena

Gabriel Garcés: Good experience for religious tourism. Rest the remains of San Pedro Claver. It also has a museum from the colonial era.

Bienes e inversiones del cafe: There we find the tomb of San Pedro Claver

Ruby Prada: Excellent place, recommended

Alexandra Marin: Interesting to know the history of the country and especially Cartagena

Mireya Bautista Duran: Interesting and with a lot of history

C h r i s t i a n: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Silvia Maria Bolaño Fuentes: Very nice stairs for the second you have to be very careful.

Andrés Escobar: Very interesting museum to learn about Colombian and Latin American naval history.

Olga Andreyeva: You can go inside a helicopter, boat, submarine, etc. Very nice scale models of ships and forts.Visited on Weekend Reservation recommended No …More

Miyashiro Seiichi: 99 percent of the exhibition are after the invasion of spain. The history and culture of the natives are scarce. Though I know their history was lost, archeological progress must be displayed.

Zoe Martinez: I went to an art exhibitionVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait …More

Ensuncho De La Bárcena: A real scenario of the city that inspires the best. Excellent curatorship and museography. Highly recommended!

RICARDO CIFUENTES: Well, its history takes us back to everything about the Colombian Navy

Giovanni Oñate: Nice place

Brandon Carroll: Really cool place to learn interesting history of Cartagena and the naval history.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Horacio José Paz: Half neglected museum. Few objects. One interesting room. Tour the history of Cartagena.

Philippe RABOUIN: Un musée très détaillé sur différentes périodes.

Alexander RUEDA: Without a doubt, it is a museum that you should visit. They explain the history of wars and invasions, a bit of culture, simulations, very entertaining.Super recommended that you let yourself be guided, to better understand the chronology.