National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 7月6日 01時01分

Photo by @kevinfaingnaert | The walls around Cartagena, Colombia, were built by the Spanish after Sir Francis Drake and other pirates raided the city for Inca gold. The historic center is surrounded by seven miles of these imposing stone walls, complemented by fortifications and bastions, from which you can watch the sunset over the Caribbean Sea.

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cesnoso I have been there. Such a beautiful part of the country. The Ciudad Armuallada (Walled City) is so cool. And the beaches off the coast are stunning. I am definitely going back!

dee_hill11 @dr_emily_mills this is the place I talk about that we need to go when on our South American adventure ??

pepeguitarraphotography A very smart mayor demolished a large portion of the wall to open Cartagena to progress. Can you imagine?

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40slim Looks very similar too the Forts in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.

elfindichro Beautiful city and walls. The Museum there is a “ must see”

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