Baroque and Neo-classical buildings Cartagena, Spain

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original charles iii rampart


the campus muralla del mar, old military hospital, 1 of first works carried out after transformation of city main spanish naval base in mediterranean, , seat of polytechnic university. in vicinity, there autopsy theater, anatomy classes used given. touristic rehabilitation offers patrimonial interpretation of nearby buildings @ time of construction.


these buildings , several other baroque or neo-classical buildings demonstrate military importance of cartagena. these include charles iii rampart, castillo de san julián, arsenal, midshipman s barracks (academy , naval barracks), naval headquarter palace (built in 1740 , subsequently reformed) , artillery headquarters, houses military museum. among baroque or neo-classical churches in cartagena el carmen, santo domingo , santa maria de gracia.


the austere façade of molina house hides centre of arts , craft.







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