As you wander through the charming streets of Cartagena, you'll visit significant sites that reveal the city's rich and complex history. Explore Plaza de los Coches, where enslaved Africans were once traded, and feel the weight of history in this poignant square. Nearby, the Portal of Sweets offers a delightful contrast with its array of traditional candies, providing a sweet taste of local culture. Aduana Square, where goods destined for Europe were stored, showcases Cartagena's importance as a trade hub during the colonial era. Bolivar Square, home to the majestic Cartagena Cathedral and the former City Hall, stands as a testament to the city's architectural and historical significance. The tour also includes a stop in front of the St. Pedro Claver Church, named after the patron saint of slaves who was canonized in 1850. Each of these sites holds a piece of Cartagena’s intricate history, offering a deeper understanding of the city’s cultural and historical fabric.