Cartagenas

Cartagenas is a term that can refer to several things, most notably the city of Cartagena in Colombia. Cartagena, Colombia, is a major port city on the Caribbean coast of Colombia. It is known for its well-preserved colonial architecture, vibrant culture, and historical significance as a Spanish fortified city. The city's historic center, the Walled City, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cartagena's economy is driven by tourism, shipping, and petrochemical industries.

The term Cartagenas can also be used more generally to refer to multiple entities or places named Cartagena. For example, there is also a Cartagena in Spain, a municipality in the Region of Murcia. This Spanish city is also historically significant, with evidence of Roman and Moorish influence. It is known for its natural harbor and naval base.

In some contexts, "Cartagenas" might refer to plural instances of items or concepts associated with these cities, though this is less common than referring to the cities themselves. The primary association with the term remains the prominent Colombian city.