La Laguna de San Lázaro à Carthagène en Colombie.
D'après diapositive.
Laguna de San Lázaro by Daniel Biays
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La Laguna de San Lázaro à Carthagène en Colombie.
D'après diapositive.
The upscale hotels of Bocagrande are visible across the Laguna de San Lázaro at Cartagena, Colombia.
The Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas is the greatest fortress ever built by the Spaniards in their colonies. The original fort was constructed between 1639 and 1657 on top of the San Lazaro hill. In 1762 and extensive enlargement was undertaken and the result is the current powerful bastion. Numerous attempts were taken to storm the fort, though it was never overtaken. This picture was taken from the Puente Heredia, a bridge across the Laguna de Chambacú (left) and the Laguna de San Lázaro (right).
Bocagrande is a modern and wealthy section of Cartagena located on a peninsula between the Caribbean and the Bahía de Cartagena. I took this picture from a bridge across the Laguna de San Lázaro.