Enjoy a fun and immersive Walking Tour Downtown Calle 72! During this experience, you’ll visit iconic locations such as the Romelio Martínez Stadium, learn about the legacy of salsa legend Joe Arroyo, and discover the life of the beloved Esthercita Forero. Step into historic spots like the Americana Ice Cream Shop and La Troja, where you’ll feel the heartbeat of the local culture. Visit the Handicrafts Gallery for souvenirs and traditional sweets, and explore the newly renovated Elías Chegwin Sports Coliseum and Suri Salcedo Park. Capture memorable photos, interact with locals, and soak in the joyful spirit of Barranquilla as you stroll through the lively Calle 72.
La Troja is an iconic salsa bar in Barranquilla, known as a cultural symbol where locals gather to enjoy music, dance, and community spirit. It’s a must-see for anyone wanting to experience authentic Caribbean vibes.
Yes, the tour is low-intensity and easy to walk, making it ideal for families with children, seniors, or anyone looking for a casual cultural experience.
Absolutely! At Galería 72, you’ll find a variety of handmade crafts, souvenirs, and traditional sweets—perfect to take home a piece of Barranquilla.
Calle 72 is the heart of Barranquilla’s Carnaval celebrations, filled with music, color, and dance every February.
Joe Arroyo, one of Colombia’s most beloved musical icons, has a mural on this route that celebrates his legacy in the city where he lived and performed.
The Americana Ice Cream Shop has been serving traditional Caribbean-style ice cream for decades and is a nostalgic stop for locals.