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Discover the best top things to do in Municipality of Cartagena, Spain including Caballito Salao, Mazinguer, Centro de Artesania de Cartagena, Don Lorenzo, Casa Bernie, EnigROOM, Carthago Escape Room, Museo Arqueologico Municipal, Museo Historico Militar de Cartagena, Museo Nacional de Arqueologia Subacuatica.
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1. Caballito Salao
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 108 reviews
Diving school center, we are diving in Cabo Tinoso marine reserve, enjoy it! Try dive for small groups, feel the experience!
2. Mazinguer
3. Centro de Artesania de Cartagena
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 144 reviews
The Craft Centre is located in Calle Honda, next to the well-known Plaza de los tres Reyes, and the Glorieta de San Francisco traffic circle. It occupies the ground floor of the building and the different rooms where the craftsmen exhibit their wares connect with one another. At the back, a room is dedicated to the temporary exhibitions and this is where the artists can display their newest creations each month.
Reviewed By randjsisson - Southampton, United Kingdom
Wonderful unique handicrafts, and Antonio is very knowledgeable, and helpful, excellent items to suit all pockets from jewellery, pottery and clothing.
4. Don Lorenzo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Cleopatraf28
This award winning bar / restaurant is a favourite with the locals in Estrella de mar and tourists alike, the food is excellent although the menu is not extensive, which is probably a good thing as every dish is given meticulous attention to the flavour and presentation, something that wouldn't be possible with a large menu. There is though, a dish to satisfy everyone, ribs or mixed grill if you're really hungry or try the home cooked ham eggs and fries for a tasty English favourite, I can also highly recommend the chicken Cesar salad... delicious! If Sunday roast is your thing then there's nowhere to compare with the Don Lorenzo carvery, with a selection of 3 roasts and an 'as much as you can eat' buffet, booking is highly recommended for Sunday lunch though, you will not be disappointed. Proprietors Simon and Joanne along with their staff, make you feel very welcome, with a selection of draught beers and cider from a well stocked bar, decent sized and comfortable beer gardens too. The bar / restaurant is signposted just off the main road that runs through the village. Quiz night on Wednesday offers loads of fun with everyone winning a small prize, Friday night is open the box with €500 being won on the Friday I was there.
5. Casa Bernie
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 36 reviews
A two lane short mat bowls facility set in the ample palm gardens of the Casa Bernie ( formally Casa Familiar) bar and restaurant. Available for all ages from 12 - 80. Bowls are provided free. Turn up and play. Suitable footwear to be worn, trainer type. Free tuition available for beginners. Fun and skillful to play, ideal for all including experienced bowlers. Enjoy drinks and snacks before or after your game. We also cater for Groups with Meal package and bowls.
6. EnigROOM
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 247 reviews
What is there to do in Cartagena? REAL ESCAPE GAME: You and your team will find yourselves in a real locked room full of secrets: you have only got an hour to fulfill your mission and find the way out. You have to be very alert...any object could provide the clue you need to achieve your objective. It is an adventure where you can become the hero, as though it was a movie, your favorite book or a computer game. If you thought you had tried everything, here you will probably find a way to have fun that is totally different and out of the ordinary. Try EnigRoom!
7. Carthago Escape Room
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 216 reviews
8. Museo Arqueologico Municipal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By wendelld2013 - New York City, United States
This well-curated museum is built around an ancient necropolis and does an excellent job of taking you through Cartagena’s rise in the Carthaginian Empire before it became a major outpost of the Romans and, much later, the Moors. We enjoyed walking here from the port along the beautiful Alameda de San Anton, then headed north on Calle Jorge Juan for lunch at a nice strip of local restaurants you won’t find on TripAdvisor.
9. Museo Historico Militar de Cartagena
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By bockscar1 - Los Angeles, United States
Wow, what a gem. Well worth the visit if you’re interested in this history. I could’ve spent way more than the 1.5 hours I spent before they closed. They have an awful lot of stuff. Half is presented with Spanish-only minimalistic captions. These are the “Here’s a bunch of stuff” sections. Cool if you can navigate in some meaningful way on your own. Then there are sections with big, new, easy to read placards with well-written, concise English that includes technical specifications. They’ve done a brilliant job with these placards. Kudos. These placards generally cover the big ticket artifacts. Museum lacks broader narrative on how things fit into operational or strategic considerations. Some placards for specific artifacts do discuss tactical relevance. Refreshing to see Spanish Civil War discussed (a bit) and not omitted like other museums. As of the day I visited, 9 December 2020, this museum is open 10am-2pm. Another military museum nearby, the Naval Museum of Cartagena, is also open the same hours. I suspect most people interested in this history would combine both in the same day as I did. Not enough time. I wish these museums found a way to make that work. As such, I was rushed on the second floor which contains a really wonderful history of the harbor defenses. The historical writing was informative in the English translations. Really easy to follow especially with superb, large defensive fortification models. Just leave time! Also upstairs are lots of uniforms. Then you turn a corner into a models section. I didn’t appreciate what this meant. Lots of models. As in, literally, the Guinness Book of World Records holder for largest collection of military models (as of 2012). It’s not just quantity, this is a qualitative collection and I wish I’d had more time with it. I don’t understand why this museum doesn't appear on every list of “Things to do” for not just the city but the whole region. Whoever added all those new placards that are so informative and easy to read (and well-translated) kicked this museum from a collection of stuff to a truly educational experience. Thank you for having me.
10. Museo Nacional de Arqueologia Subacuatica
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 680 reviews
Reviewed By rochesterrambler - Rochester, United Kingdom
One could probably spend a whole day at this museum if they were to read everything and use all of the interactive exhibits. With displays including items from ancient coins and pottery to large sections of ancient ships, this museum is incredible. By just pushing a button, see how large, heavy objects are lifted from the sea bed with compressed air all inside a class tube.
