Historical: Basilica Cathedral of Santa Marta

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Historical: Basilica Cathedral of Santa Marta

The Santa Marta Cathedral Basilica, known as the mother of all churches in Colombia, is a historical monument of great importance, being the first basilica built in South America in 1765. With its impressive Roman Renaissance style and baroque details, the Santa Marta Cathedral Basilica stands out not only for its architecture, but also for its historical significance, housing in its mausoleum the ashes of the city's founder, Rodrigo Galván de Bastidas.

Visiting the Santa Marta Basilica is an unmissable experience for those who wish to explore the city's rich cultural and spiritual heritage.

The Santa Marta Cathedral, with its majestic presence in the historic center, is a testament to the faith and history that have shaped the region, being a point of reference for both locals and tourists.

How to get there by transport PUBLIC

Strategic Location: Access via Carrera 4th or 5th, between 16th and 17th streets, in the heart of the city's historic center.
Public Transportation: It is possible to take a bus to the city center, with most routes passing nearby.

How to get there by transport PRIVATE

Strategic Location of the Cathedral: Accessible via Carrera 4th or 5th, between 16th and 17th streets, in the heart of the city's historic center.

Historical: Basilica Cathedral of Santa Marta
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Centro Histórico de Santa Marta, Magdalena, Colombia
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Ticket price

• Free entrance. • Entry Restrictions: • Entry in a bathing suit is prohibited. • Barefoot entry is not allowed. • Entry under the influence of alcohol or hallucinogenic substances is not permitted.

Transport price

Transportation by buses (Decree 568 of December 29, 2023): Buses, minibuses, and microbuses without air conditioning: $2,500. Buses, minibuses, and microbuses with air conditioning: $2,600. Transportation by taxi (Decree 469 of December 14, 2023): Minimum fare: $7,700.