Museo Histórico de Cartagena
The Museo Histórico de Cartagena, located at Plaza de la Proclamación, houses collections on the city's colonial history and slavery.
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The Cartagena of the Enslaved: A Route Through the Real Sites of Resistance and Freedom in the City and Its Surroundings
esta ciudad. Si quieres profundizar, el Museo Histórico de Cartagena y el Archivo General de la Nación tienen documentos y exposiciones sobre el tema. También hay iniciativas comun
The Secret Tunnels of the Inquisition: Underground Routes of Power and Escape in Colonial Cartagena
escuchar las historias de los guías. El Museo Histórico de Cartagena, ubicado en el Palacio, organiza charlas mensuales con historiadores y arqueólogos. La próxima está programada
Cartagena in Black and White: The Photo Archive That Tells the Story of the City Tourists Don't See
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Hidden Cartagena: 5 Archaeological Dumps That Are Actually Secret 17th-Century Plazas
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From Barracks to Hotel: The Military History of the Fortifications That Are Now Hotels and Museums
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