It was closed (Monday) but you could actually see most of the remains from outside; especially near the Castle of Contraception.

via google · 3/6/2026

It is currently undergoing restoration work and is therefore closed to the public. However, you can enjoy some great views from the Castillo de la Concepción.

via google · 12/12/2025

Even though it looks great from the outside, it's definitely worth going inside. Plus, to get to the theater, you have to walk through a museum with a unique structure.

via google · 12/9/2025

It is under construction/renovation at the time, so there is actually nothing interesting to see, you can take a lift located next to it in order to get to the castell

via google · 11/20/2025

This is the third time I've visited the museum in a short period, this time as a companion. I am quite disappointed because, given that Cartagena is currently a rising destination for cruise vacations, the English signs describing the exhibited objects are, in some cases, barely legible, even though they are covered. It’s a shame that a museum of this caliber presents such a poor image. This is unacceptable. What impression will the thousands of foreign tourists who pay for their entry take away!

via google · 11/12/2025

It was such a magnificent place!!

via google · 11/6/2025

It is under restoration and is closed, but you can admire it from the castle and envision what it could have been. It will be magnificent when the restoration is complete. Take a few minutes, even from a distance, it’s worth it.

via google · 10/16/2025

A day in Cartagena, and one of the main goals is to visit the Roman amphitheater. In the museum, you can see many everyday objects from the Roman era, and the amphitheater itself is very beautiful. The entrance fee is 7 euros, but you can see it for free from above. It might be tricky to find the entrance, depending on which street you take.

via google · 8/12/2025

Visiting this place from the Polytechnic University of Cartagena (UPCT) is a waste of time. The building is closed and undergoing reconstruction, which is made of steel and concrete, so the final result won't be impressive :( You will see this place from the observation lift (Ascensor panorámico) to/from the castle (Castillo de la Concepción). I recommend starting your tour at 7 Pl. Condesa de Peralta, go on the right around the Roman Theatre, climbing up to the castle, visiting it for 6 euros and returning by the lift back down (using the same ticket) with a view of the Roman Amphitheater.

via google · 8/6/2025

This is currently closed for serious restoration work. Looking forward to when it is completed and we can come back to see it. It is one of the best things in Cartagena in my opinion. It is really moving just being near it and imagining it’s layers of history.

via google · 10/11/2020