Top Things to do in Municipality of Cartagena
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Discover the best top things to do in Municipality of Cartagena, Spain including Cala del Turco, Isla Del Ciervo, Isla del Baron, Museo Del Teatro Romano, Playa de Calblanque, Bateria de Castillitos, Peke Park, Cala Del Pino, Puente de la Risa, Puerto Deportivo Tomas Maestre.
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1. Cala del Turco
2. Isla Del Ciervo
3. Isla del Baron
4. Museo Del Teatro Romano
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,866 reviews
By visiting the Museum of the Roman Theatre you will encounter one of the most surprising discoveries of the city in the last decades. Thanks to the ingenious design of the architect Rafael Moneo, you will start your tour of the Palace of Riquelme, the first building of the museum, and then follow the historical hallway located under the street to then move to the new space that collects the most emblematic pieces of all found in the excavations. Using modern stairs you will come to the second tunnel, this time is under the medieval church of Santa Maria, a construction superimposed to the old theatre which increases its uniqueness and attraction. After this, the second corridor, will take you to the most relevant part of the museum, the Roman Theatre, one of the largest in the Roman Hispania with capacity for 7,000 people.
Reviewed By marftrip - Kernersville, United States
This is a wonderful museum/archaeological site, but there’s much more than it appears upon entering. The entryway leads you under other buildings, which allows you to experience foundations from different time periods along with a history of the site, a architectural history of a Roman theater and displays of artifacts found at the site. You eventually emerge near the top of the Theater, but are able to wander up and down, and on to the stage. It’s definitely worth the time and small entry fee, but allow time to explore and enjoy. (Most of the museums offer a multi-ticket, which lets you buy entry to 4/5/6 museums for a reduced price. I did four in one day, and barely made it before they closed.)
5. Playa de Calblanque
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 912 reviews
Reviewed By Ju38 - York, United Kingdom
Natural beach and coves. Stunning setting. Take everything you need with you as there are no facilities whatsoever but that keeps this area beautiful and natural. Lifeguards are present in peak season. We drove to the plentiful parking areas (which are free) however I believe in peak season you park up before entering and they provide a bus to the coves. Plenty of walking to be had around the nature reserve too, provided the sun isn’t too hot! My favourite beach for sure!
6. Bateria de Castillitos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 885 reviews
Reviewed By V4487QRalanw - Elland, United Kingdom
Stunningly beautiful drive up the mountain road. The views are utterly breathtaking. There are several passing places along the mainly single track road, some are in places where photography is a must. Small car park at the entrance to the castillitos with a 500 metre walk to the first of the gun replacements. Very windy when I was there but 360 views were just fabulous. Well worth a couple of hours if the weather is not too hazy.
7. Peke Park
8. Cala Del Pino
9. Puente de la Risa
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 432 reviews
Reviewed By BethMaplethorpe - Thorpe On The Hill, United Kingdom
We planned to visit the bridge as we were staying quite close by. We walked with our 2 young children on a cooler evening and really enjoyed it. It is in a quieter area so there’s nothing else around but we walked back along the sea front and loved it. Definitely worth going to see for something different.
10. Puerto Deportivo Tomas Maestre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 122 reviews
Tomas Maestre Marina is located in the north of La Manga, on the shores of Mar Menor. We have over 1.700 berths for boats up to 30 meters in length. The access to the port from the Mediterranean Sea runs through the channel of the Estacio, only means of maritime communication between the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean Sea.
Reviewed By lakesides2019 - Enfield, United Kingdom
I kept my boat in Tomas Maestre for just over 2 years whilst Re-fitting and sea trialing it. Truely the best service I’ve received in a marina. Super friendly Marinero’s always keen to assist with berthing, Tommi in the office is amazing if you need anything. Can be very quiet in the winter months, but that’s not a complaint. June-August are bouncing. A real hidden gem of a marina. Navemar offer excellent service too if you need a boat yard. Competitive and competent.
