Top 23 Activities and Attractions in Santa Marta – Shortlist

Last updated on October 26th, 2023 at 08:57 pm

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Activities and Attractions in Santa Marta that you will find detailed in our Santa Marta Travel Guide

Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino: The historical estate where Simón Bolívar spent his last days.
Tairona Gold Museum – Casa de la Aduana: Displays an impressive collection of indigenous gold artifacts.
Cathedral of Santa Marta: One of the oldest cathedrals in America.
Parque de los Novios: A lively city square with numerous restaurants, bars, and cafes.

Simon Bolivar Park: A central park featuring a statue of Simón Bolívar.
Camellón Rodrigo de Bastidas Park: A scenic promenade along the bay.
Marina Santa Marta: Modern marina with a selection of restaurants and shops.
Museo Bolivariano de Arte Contemporáneo: A museum offering contemporary art exhibits.
El Morro de Santa Marta: Offers panoramic views of the city.
Mercado Público: A bustling local market where visitors can experience everyday Colombian life.
Santa Marta Art Museum: Showcasing local and international art.
San Fernando Fort: Historical fort offering panoramic views of the city.
Lighthouse of Santa Marta: Offers great views, especially during sunset.
San Miguel Cemetery: A historic cemetery with many ornate mausoleums.
Biblioteca Banco de la República: A modern library with cultural exhibits.
Casa Familiar: A cultural heritage site in the heart of the city.
Santa Marta Bay: A scenic bay perfect for sunset views.
Callejón del Correo: A charming pedestrian street with cafes and shops.
Paseo El Camellón: A coastal promenade perfect for evening strolls.
Santa Marta Marina Yacht Club: A place to watch boats and yachts.
Mural of the 400 Years: A significant mural marking the city’s history.
Santa Marta Cultural Center: A hub for various cultural activities and exhibitions.
Santa Marta Botanical Garden: A peaceful oasis in the city.