by
John Ross

Web links

[ Links main | Add link | New | Popular | Top-rated | Random ]
Sort links by: Title ( + | - ) Date ( + | - ) Rating ( + | - ) Popularity ( + | - )
Sites currently sorted by: Rating (from highest score to lowest score)

National Underwater Archaeology Museum 

The new ARQVA - Museo Nacional de Arqueología Subacuática - is expected to open in June, 2008, in a futuristic building overlooking the port of Cartagena. The link goes to its official website, which is not very informative at the time of writing but has a cute video.
Added on: 25-Jan-2008 | hits: 111
Rate this web site | Modify | Report broken link | Details

Ayuntamiento de Cartagena 

Cartagena was founded by the Carthaginians as Cartago Nova, New Carthage, in the third century B.C. and when taken by the Romans only twenty years later was one of the richest cities in the world. This is an exemplary municipal website, though note that there is considerably more content in Spanish than in English.
Added on: 07-Feb-2005 | hits: 488
Rate this web site | Modify | Report broken link | Details

Roman Theatre of Cartagena 

Founded by the Carthaginians and captured by the Romans less than twenty years later, in 209 BC, Cartago Nova was one of the richest cities in the world. It is not surprising then that its theatre was magnificent, but it is hard to believe that it disappeared so completely that it was only rediscovered in 1988, for the Roman Theatre of Cartagena occupies an area equivalent to several city blocks, just behind the harbour.
Added on: 27-Jul-2008 | hits: 128
Rate this web site | Modify | Report broken link | Details

 
This is a John Gordon Ross website. Except where otherwise specified, the copyright for all content corresponds to John Ross (that's me, the good-looking chap at the top of the page). Use of this content for educational or other personal, non-commercial purposes is specifically authorised under a
Creative Commons License
Creative Commons Licence.
In addition, you are welcome to syndicate SPV News, free of charge, with this URL: http://spainforvisitors.com/backend.php.