Top 10 Museums in Cartagena District, Bolivar Department

NARA is an antique shop and decoration,with an eclectic vision, that is, seek harmony , balance and character devices through elements from different eras and styles for each space. We have a selection of pieces from the early twentieth century and the '50s . 60s and 70s , as well as pieces from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries with the highest standards of design and impeccable workmanship

"Un Momento De Fantasía" - A moment of Fantasy- is a non-profit institution, founded by Socorro Gómez de París, on July 26, 2019 in the city of Cartagena de Indias, which was declared Historical and Cultural Heritage of The humanity by UNESCO in 1984. This museum has more than 1,000 exhibition pieces between dolls and toy cars dating from the middle of the 19th century to the 21st.

This is the house where Rafael Nunez lived and died, a most illustrious Cartagenero who sat as president of Colombia at four different ocassions. Inside this house, fundamental ideas were born that later would create one of Colombia's biggest political reforms in the 19th Century: The Constitution of 1886. This was colombia's guideline document until 1991, year in which the current Carta Magna was signed.

The most exciting cultural centre of the city with art gallery, art-coffee, hotel boutique and university, together in a magic and relaxing atmosphere.

ChocoMuseo is the cocoa and chocolate museum, we're only in Cartagena. Th entrance is for free and you can learn with us a lot about cocoa and chocolate in Colombia and the world, also you can visit our artisanal chocolate factory where the magic happens and enjoy all our chocolate products that are prepared on site. Also we have chocolate workshops for all ages, for kids, family, old people, everyone!! if you are staying in Cartagena, if you are local or tourist, don't forget to visit us and ask for your custom WorkShops and have a really nice an unique experience.

Museo del Oro Zenú is part of the regional network of Museo del Oro, Bogota. It hosts the golden adornments of the Zenú people that lived in the Caribean plains two thousand years ago, and their ceramics, and it states that Zenues still live and preserve their way of living near Cartagena.