Thousands flock to Cartagena as massive Carthaginians and Romans festival returns
The Costa Calida hub of Cartagena has celebrated four incredible days of live performances, festivities, and cultural heritage: thousands of […]
The Carthaginians and Romans festival returned to Cartagena, drawing thousands of visitors to the city. The four-day event included concerts, sporting events, guided tours, and cultural activities. Nearly 15,000 tickets were sold for the concerts held on the esplanade of the La Rambla Shopping Centre, showcasing various genres including urban music, pop, and electronic music.
The festival began with the ceremonial lighting of the Sacred Fire at the archaeological park of El Molinete, igniting a wave of celebration that reached the historic center. Highlights included the Carthaginian Grand Parade and the 15th National Poetry Slam Championship, attracting performers from 34 regions across Spain. Sports enthusiasts enjoyed the 9th City of Cartagena Waterpolo Tournament, while live flamenco performances added to the festive atmosphere.
The event, officially recognized as an Event of International Tourist Interest, provided residents and visitors with a vibrant cultural and historical experience, setting the stage for future editions.
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