Attractions

Parque de los Novios, located in the historic center of Santa Marta, Colombia, is a charming public space known for its vibrant atmosphere and cultural significance. This park, officially called Parque Santander, is popular with locals and tourists alike for its welcoming atmosphere and attractive design.

Inaugurated in 1949, the Santa Marta Theatre was designed by the Cuban Manuel Carrerá, considered one of the most representative architects of the Latin American scene in the 20th century. Its architecture is a symbol of the 'Art Deco' style in the Caribbean.

The Basilica Cathedral of Santa Marta, officially known as the Basilica Cathedral of Santa Marta, is one of the most emblematic and oldest monuments of the city of Santa Marta, Colombia. Built in the 18th century, it is the oldest cathedral in Colombia and an impressive testimony of Spanish colonial architecture.

Located in the historic center of Santa Marta, the cathedral stands out for its imposing white facade and its neoclassical style, with Renaissance influences. Its design includes a majestic soaring bell tower, visible from several points in the city, and a central dome that adds a touch of grandeur to its structure.
 

The Gold Museum of Santa Marta, officially known as the Tairona Gold Museum, is a cultural jewel located in the historic center of the city. This museum, administered by the Banco de la República, is dedicated to preserving and exhibiting the legacy of the pre-Columbian civilizations that inhabited the region of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, with a special focus on the Tairona culture.
 

The Rodadero Aquarium and Museum of the Sea is a public aquarium and maritime museum located in the Ensenada del Inca, in front of the Rodadero beach, in Santa Marta (Colombia). It was inaugurated in 1965 by Captain Francisco Ospina Navia.