Cartagena

Here, the building’s rescue unfolds through details that were first removed and returned years later.

Here, the official memorial line begins with a mismatch between the number of people executed and the number of portraits.

This stop connects the parish’s origins, the dispute over its dedication, and the memory of the British siege.

Here you will see how the square's location just beyond the gate turned the city entrance into a place where people were distributed.

This stop separates the fictional biography of Santa Clara from the documented history of the convent and hospital.

The church shows the price the residents paid for their own church and which right its donor did not receive.

The final stop will show how military rooms were given a new life thanks to the first tenants.

The park shows how an anniversary monument and the artisans' contribution diverged over the choice of the main hero.

The weapons storehouse will show why the political dispute in this square could end in full independence.

The square is needed to move the story of independence from the meeting hall to the people gathered before marching on the junta.

The history of the interpreters reveals the limits of help that operated within the system of slavery.

Here you will see how a monument and the square's name turned a contested biography into the story of a city hero.

A vanished fortification makes it possible to examine a military maneuver in which an unsuccessful assault achieved its purpose.

The final stop explains the shape of the square through the vanished shared source of water for household use.

The alley will connect the old dense development with the neighbors’ recent attempt to make the street shared again.

This is where the route along the avenue associated with the man against whom the interpreter testified begins.

The history of the monument’s two versions links a municipal demolition, poetic mockery, and the habit of taking photographs inside the sculpture.

Two lines of masonry preserve the outcome of a long dispute between the college and the military defenses.

Here, the layout of the northern defenses becomes clear through engineering economy, a storm, and the later rebuilding.

At the site of the nighttime breakthrough, it becomes clear why they began building the permanent defensive ring precisely here.

This stop shows how a military entrance gave way to a straight city road.