Cartagena, the city I flew into and spent the first night,
is a beautiful place. It’s just over a
million people, with some super clean beaches, right on the Caribbean… well, at least that’s what I read, because
after exploring the town for part of the morning, I blew town for something
smaller.
I’d done a bit of research, and found what I believe to be
one of the best Spanish schools in the area: private tutors, reasonable price,
and in a quaint little beach town. I was
headed there immediately!
During my morning, I hit up Cartagena’s old town, which is
filled with a huge stone wall, an even bigger fortress, Castillo San Felipe De
Barajas, that you can go inside and see the dungeons (for a moment I got lost
down there and it was terrifying!) and the cannons on top. I also walked by a clock tower and
lots of cathedrals. But my time here was
short lived, and I had to move on….
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Dungeons in Castillo San Felipe De Barajes |
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Fortress in Cartagena |
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