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Of the three open gates, only the main gate originally existed, while the other two spaces were occupied by an armory and a chapel. A clock, imported from the USA, was installed in 1874 and replaced after 63 years by the current clock, imported from Switzerland.

Part of the imposing city walls that once protected the city from attack, it is a striking example of Spanish colonial architecture.

At the main entrance to the walled city, you can admire the Clock Gate and Clock Tower. Of the three open gates, only the main gate originally existed, while the other two were occupied by an armory and a chapel. In 1874, a clock was installed, which came from the USA and was replaced after 63 years by the current clock imported from Switzerland.

Very beautiful city gate embedded in the city wall. When you go through it you immediately experience the Colombian Caribbean lifestyle.

View from the Old Town to the New Town (high-rise buildings)

Tomb of Gabriel García Márquez

Puerta del Reloj, the Clock Gate, is one of the landmarks in Cartagena, connecting the Plaza de Independencia and Plaza de los Coches squares. It features a bell tower and a large archway decorated with intricate carvings and sculptures. In the evenings there are often groups of dancers who are fun to watch. Meeting point for sightseeing in the old town.

Main gate to enter the historic centre at the original entrance of the old town