Top 5 Hidden Gems in Cartagena's Getsemaní

Getsemaní's vibrant street art and Plaza de la Trinidad are well-known, but its true magic lies just off the beaten path. Discover secluded courtyards, authentic eateries frequented only by locals, intimate live music venues, and the best spots to soak in the evening atmosphere away from the main crowds. Let us guide you to the heart of Cartagena's coolest barrio.

While everyone flocks to the main square, venture down the narrow side streets branching off Calle de la Sierpe. You'll be rewarded with quieter scenes, stunning bougainvillea cascading over balconies, and perhaps stumble upon...

1. The Secret Salsa Spot (Placeholder Heading)

Tucked away behind an unassuming door, there's a small bar where locals gather for impromptu salsa dancing most nights of the week. The energy is infectious, the drinks are strong, and you won't find it listed in most guidebooks. Ask us how to find it!

2. Café Havanna's Quieter Cousin (Placeholder Heading)

Everyone knows the famous Café Havanna, but just a few blocks away lies another café with equally delicious pastries and coffee, but with a fraction of the crowd and a much more relaxed, authentic atmosphere perfect for people-watching.

Exploring Getsemaní is about getting lost and making discoveries. Don't be afraid to wander, but always be aware of your surroundings. For personalized recommendations based on your interests, contact Thierry Collection.