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Fly From New York to Cartagena
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Cheap flights from New York to Cartagena
Travelers flying from John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York, to Rafael Nunez International Airport (CTG) in Cartagena, Columbia can expect to find plenty to do upon arrival. You can visit many historic attractions after you land, including the picturesque Old Town that is surrounded by a wall.
The city, which is on the Caribbean coast of Columbia, is known for its distinctive architecture, much of which dates back to the Spanish colonial era. Visitors also enjoy the beaches and mild climate of Cartagena.
Key Facts
The easiest way to get around the city is by renting a car. One of the most popular destinations in Cartagena is Isla Mucura, an island paradise that can be reached by boat. Visitors who enjoy history and architecture will want to visit the city's many beautiful historic sites, such as San Felipe de Barajas Castle, a well-preserved Spanish castle and one of Columbia’s oldest buildings.
In addition to walking around the old walled city, visitors can explore some of the historic churches, such as Cathedral de San Pedro Claver, and the St. Catherine of Alexandria Cathedral.
Hints and Tips
You can expect a direct flight from JFK to Rafael Nunez International Airport (CTG) to take about five hours in total. Cartagena was founded by the Spanish in 1533 and named after a city in Spain.