Ayuntamiento Cartagena — City Hall in Cartagena

Reseñas de Ayuntamiento Cartagena

• Isabel

  Adicional 2016.06.22

  There are attractive and historical buildings throughout the city as well as museums - many of a naval and military nature. There are also a number of archaeological sites including Carthaginian and Roman ruins.
• Gabriel

  Adicional 2015.11.18

  The city is an important port and naval base but its glory days were in the past - a bit like Portsmouth and Chatham really! So when I visited Cartagena recently, I was expecting to see decrepit, run-down areas with old dreary houses. I was pleasantly surprised! What I encountered was a bright airy city with pedestrianised boulevards and decorative buildings. One road in particular - Calle Major - is particularly attractive with shops, eating places and 19th-century mansions with colourful façades such as Cervantes House and Llagostera House both in Modernist style. The Grand Hotel is another building in this road that has modernist influences and a spectacular dome caps its circular façade.
• Matias

  Adicional 2015.09.28

  Cartagena is old. It already had an illustrious past when the Roman general, Scipio, renamed it Carthago Nova - New Carthage - in 209 BC.
• Juan

  Adicional 2015.09.15

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• Adriana

  Adicional 2014.10.22

  According to local tourist information Isaac Peral, invented the submarine in 1889. Whilst Senor Peral undoubtedly designed the fine specimen of a U-boat that is on display, the locals are wrong to allege that he invented the submarine - a Dutchman, Cornelis Drebbel, built the first one in 1620! Submarines were also used during the American Civil War (1861-65).
• Camila

  Adicional 2014.01.27

  City with potential, but there are many degraded and abandoned buildings (even in the old center of the town). Museums are ok and some are free, but that's about it.
• Samantha

  Adicional 2013.12.15

  El antiguo colegio San Miguel se ha convertido en la nueva sede administrativa del Ayuntamiento de Cartagena, después de un largo proceso que se inició en 2003 con la compra del inmueble a la congregación de las Hijas de San Vicente de Paul. Tras la redacción del proyecto, las obras fueron adjudicadas en abril de 2004. Los primeros traslados se verificaron en abril de 2009 con el Centro de Proceso de Datos, y concluyeron en abril de 2010.
• Ana

  Adicional 2013.10.19

  Bonjour, cette place et très agréable et très bien placé pour prendre un verre ou se restaurer. Un lieu très vivant à toute heure.
• Alexa

  Adicional 2013.09.22

  At one end of Calle Major is another extremely photogenic area - the Plaza de Ayuntamiento where the City Hall building is located. Nearby are attractive gardens that lead to the Paseo de Alfonso XII, which overlooks the marina. It is a pleasant place to sit with a glass of beer. The Peral Submarine is located on this promenade.
• Luana

  Adicional 2013.07.17

  Un auténtico escándalo, a parte de vergonzoso y deleznable, ver en televeision que un centro como el CATAD percibe 300.000 mil € anuales de dinero público y en sus instalaciones se cuentan escasos 37 perros. Con ese dinero se podria alcanzar el sacrificio cero en Cartagena. Permitanme decirles que son unos sinvergüenzas. Y bueno ya el tema del incumplimiento de las condiciones del contrato por parte de la empresa que lo gestiona, me deja sin palabras. La pagina web del carad no esta ni actualizada, no fomentan la adopcion, se les da mejor encender ese maldito horno. Eso es un centro de exterminio animal. ¿donde esta el dinero? Sinvergüenzas!!!