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An evening in Cartagena at the Carthaginians and Romans festival: the battle for Qart Hadasht with catapults and pyrotechnics, then the Victory Parade
One evening, and you're back in the days of the Second Punic War: Cartagena becomes a battlefield between Roman legionaries and Carthaginian warriors.
The Carthaginians and Romans festival takes place once a year, after the 20th of September, and lasts several days: it is a whole series of historical re-enactments. Participants in finely crafted costumes set up a large military camp, and the city streets are decorated with Carthaginian antiquities.
On the evening of the trip, you'll watch the Great Battle for Qart Hadasht by the old city wall: hundreds of soldiers in authentic armour, catapults, battering rams and pyrotechnics. The Romans break through the defences, and General Mago signs the surrender.
The finale is the Victory Parade. To the roll of drums and the cheers of the crowd, the legionaries march their Carthaginian prisoners right through the city centre.
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Meeting point opposite the bus station, C/ Antonio Machado 137. We set off by coach for Cartagena.
On the slope below the old city wall, hundreds of soldiers in authentic armour clash in a battle with catapults, battering rams and pyrotechnics. The Romans break through the defences, and the Carthaginian general Mago signs the surrender.
Seats in the stands are paid, but you can watch the battle for free from the surrounding slopes.
Roman legionaries escort their Carthaginian prisoners through the whole city centre to the roll of drums and the cheers of the crowd.
We arrive back in Torrevieja by coach.
Departure from Torrevieja at 17:00, meeting opposite the bus station, C/ Antonio Machado 137. Arrival back in Torrevieja at 02:30. Travel there and back is by coach.
Paid tour tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded. Please check the date and number of participants before paying.
The festival takes place once a year, after the 20th of September. The next trip is in September 2027.
From Torrevieja at 17:00, opposite the bus station, C/ Antonio Machado 137. We arrive back in Torrevieja at 02:30.
The battle for Qart Hadasht and the Victory Parade. Other events of the multi-day festival are not part of the trip.
Return coach travel.
Seats in the stands are paid, but you can watch the battle for free from the surrounding slopes.
Yes, children are welcome from 4 years old.
No, paid tour tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded.
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