캄포 데 카르타헤나‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 동굴

Beautiful coast in front of Cartagena. From the castle you have almost 360 degree view

The Castillo de San Julián, also called San Julian's Fort, was built between the 18th and 19th centuries. The Castillo de San Julián is located on the Monte de San Julián and is named after him. In 1706, the British conquered Cartagena during the War of the Spanish Succession and built a cylindrical tower on the hill. After the war, the Spanish began building a fort on the hill to protect the mouth of Cartagena's harbor. The new fort included the British tower and was completed in 1883.

The fortress is known for its extraordinary architecture, designed like a medieval castle, with battlements and towers, making it very different from other military installations of its time. Particularly impressive are the two gigantic Vickers-Armstrongs cannons with a caliber of 38.1 cm and a range of up to 35 kilometers. These cannons were capable of hitting enemy ships far offshore and were considered technologically advanced at the time. The well-preserved complex allows visitors to explore the rooms and cannon emplacements, gaining an insight into the military history and defense strategies of the early 20th century. The fortress is now a popular tour destination and offers spectacular views over the Mediterranean.

Incredibly beautiful sights in this wonderful city!

It will not leave you indifferent, the climb lately has been very broken but it is worth the effort.

You can reach Concepción Castle by either taking the panoramic lift or walking up the hill from the archway. On your way is this terrace called Plaza Puerta de la Villa. Linger here to enjoy elevated views of the Roman theater, city and port.

An old fortress with spectacular views over Cartagena and surroundings.

Don't be fooled, the descent is quite complicated.