Carthagena

This city of Carthagena has an ancient history. This will be obvious to you when walking in the harbour and in the streets looking at the old houses. And not least, one can see it when visiting the archaeological museum of Carthagena and, among other things, seeing the remains of the Roman amphitheater. This was discovered in 1987 and brought to eyesight in the years after. Indeed worth a visit.

Make a stroll in the streets, relax at a cafe, a restaurant or a bar.

Parking of Carthagena is located in the down town street, in the harbour. If coming in the road at the sea, driving direction west, one must drive through a roundabout and turn 180 degrees, then driving eastward, to find the driveway to the underground car park.

Old and new constructions

Model of the Roman forum

The theatre / forum

Sculpture and the imitation

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