What you'll hear inside Arsenal of Cartagena:

• 1
  Arsenal Gate

  The main portico of the Arsenal, crowned by a historic clock that regulated the rhythm of naval life in Cartagena for decades.

• 2
  Old Fencing Hall

  An eighteenth-century hall where naval cadets trained in swordsmanship.

• 3
  Submarine Base

  Historic building featuring a vestibule with century-old benches, ornamental iron lanterns, decorative tilework and a sculpture of the Virgin of Pilar, patron saint of the Submarine Service.

• 4
  Plaza of Arms

  Square featuring historic Russian cannons from the 19th century, displaying the double-headed eagle emblem of the tsars.

• 5
  Old Granary

  A restored building that retains its original Canadian pine beams, which once stored grain for the barracks and ships' provisions.

• 6
  Don Juan de Bourbon Wharf

  Port area featuring restored pavilions, including the former fencing hall.

• 7
  Bust of Jorge Juan

  Bust of the 18th-century naval officer and scientist, which remarkably bears a bullet impact from the Spanish Civil War.

• 8
  Quixote Tile Benches

  A set of four benches crafted in Talavera ceramic, depicting the principal scenes from Don Quixote, dating from the early period of the Arsenal.