Iglesia de San Pedro Claver
The Church of San Pedro Claver in Cartagena's walled city is part of a religious complex with a cloister and archaeological museum, tied to the memory of the saint who defended human rights.
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ras, prioriza la Plaza de San Diego, la Iglesia de San Pedro Claver (a pocas cuadras) y la Calle de la Factoría, donde hay talleres de artesanos y cafés. Si te interesa la arquitec
Cartagena without GPS: how to orient yourself using historical landmarks and the secret street numbering system
orre, sabes que estás en el punto cero. Iglesia de San Pedro Claver : Su cúpula azul y blanca es inconfundible. Está en la Plaza de San Pedro, a dos cuadras de la Torre del Reloj.
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: Calle 28 # 20-15, Manga , frente a la Iglesia de San Pedro Claver (la de Manga, no la del Centro). Días y horarios: Martes y jueves, de 11:00 a.m. a 3:00 p.m. También cocina los
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