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Murcia
Campo De Cartagena
Cartagena

Punic Wall, Cartagena – Cartagena Arsenal loop from Cartagena

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Spain
Murcia
Campo De Cartagena
Cartagena

Punic Wall, Cartagena – Cartagena Arsenal loop from Cartagena

Hard

4.0

(5)

440

runners

Punic Wall, Cartagena – Cartagena Arsenal loop from Cartagena

01:00

9.59km

40m

Running

Hard run. Good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 11, 2026

Tips

Includes segments that may be dangerous

Parts of this route comprise highly technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience is required.

After 833 m for 11 m

After 8.78 km for 11 m

Waypoints

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Start point

Bus stop

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1

586 m

Monument to the Heroes of Cavite and Santiago de Cuba

Highlight • Monument

The Monument to the Heroes of Cavite and Santiago de Cuba (Spanish: Monumento a los Héroes de Cavite y Santiago de Cuba) is an instance of public art and war memorial in Cartagena, Spain. It commemorates the role of the naval squadrons commanded by Patricio Montojo and Pascual Cervera during the 1898 Spanish–American War.

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2

1.45 km

Punic Wall, Cartagena

Highlight • Historical Site

The Punic Wall of Cartagena is an archaeological site from the 3rd century BC. C. located in the city of Cartagena, in the Murcia region. In it you will see the first wall edge in the city and one of the few remains of Punic defensive structures that have survived in Spain to this day. The wall is a witness to one of the most important periods of antiquity in the Mediterranean, the Second Punic War. The old wall is currently in a good state of conservation, thanks to its museumization.

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3

4.32 km

San Isidoro and Santa Florentina Battery

Highlight • Historical Site

These two forts form a single position because they are structurally connected. They were conceived within the framework of the project of Esteban de Panón in the 18th century, and were completed in 1739. The construction is elongated and parallel to the coast, and the current configuration comes with the last reform of the O'Donnell plan on May 8, 1962. They are largely entrenched to protect themselves from enemy naval fire, leaving the rear open for better ventilation of the gunpowder smoke.
Its important feature is the privileged situation to control the Bocana del Puerto. It is now considered a Site of Cultural Interest,

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4

5.65 km

Faro de la Curra

Highlight • Monument

It is located on the Curra Dike, a structure that protects the port from the winds, helping ships avoid obstacles and find their way.
The Curra Dike Lighthouse is a tourist attraction in Málaga, especially for those visiting the port and the city.
It offers stunning views of the port and the city and is a popular spot for photography.

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9.05 km

Sculpture of a whale tail about five meters by eight meters and weighing about 24 tons.
Made by the sculptor Fernando Sáenz de Elorrieta in Corten steel.
The image simulates the dive of a whale in the waters of the port of Cartagena
(an easily detectable mammal off the coasts of Cabo Tiñoso and Cabo de Palos, where there is a common crossing area during their migrations).

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6

9.47 km

Cartagena Arsenal

Highlight • Historical Site

The Cartagena Arsenal serves as the base for several units of the Spanish Navy and as a logistics hub for ships calling at Cartagena. It is one of Spain's oldest naval bases, founded in the 18th century. Construction of the Arsenal began in late 1731 and was completed in 1782 during the reign of Charles III. In the 18th century, the naval base was a significant industrial complex with shipyards and workshops for carpentry, rigging, and metalwork, as well as craft workshops producing ship ornaments and decorations. The Arsenal employed several thousand people in the construction and maintenance of Spanish naval vessels. The naval base was expanded in 1849 during the reign of Isabella II.

Source and information for a visit:

turismo.cartagena.es/patrimonio_industrial.asp?idioma=4

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9.59 km

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6.43 km

2.83 km

216 m

103 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

7.23 km

2.27 km

< 100 m

< 100 m

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Friday 14 August

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