The Cartagena of García Márquez

Cartagena de Indias is not only walls and sea; it is the mythical territory where Gabriel García Márquez planted the roots of his literary universe. Discover the city that inspired the Nobel Prize winner in this journey between reality and fiction:
Plaza de la Trinidad: Getsemaní, the old suburb, the neighborhood that first welcomed him, vibrant scene of his great novels.
Lomba and Espíritu Santo Streets: Walk through what the young Gabo walked, where he worked and partied, while enjoying colorful graphic tributes.
Calle de la Media Luna: Old entrance to the city, where the dying Bolívar from El general en su laberinto and the disturbed father of Sierva María from Del amor y otros demonios pass through.
Camellón de los Mártires: Learn about Gabo's intimate relationship with its marble benches, a refuge on difficult nights.
Clock Tower: The iconic portal that hides a unique corner, ideal for passionate book collectors. Plaza Fernández Madrid: The famous Park of the Gospels from one of his great novels.
Gabo's House and Cloister of La Merced: contemplate his home facing the Caribbean Sea, the scene of an unforgettable anecdote. Visit the mausoleum where his remains rest today.