Nestled in the heart of Cartagena’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, the Plaza de San Diego is a charming square surrounded by bougainvillea-clad balconies and brightly colored buildings. This area flourished as a wealthy district during the city’s golden age of gold and sugar trade. Today, visitors can find a lively atmosphere with street vendors offering local fare. The small, inviting square provides a perfect spot to sit, order a drink or a meal, and observe the vibrant life of the neighborhood.
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