Directions to Salgar Castle

The San Antonio de Salgar Castle is a building located in the Puerto Colombia municipality, 20 minutes from Barranquilla; it was built by the Spaniards in 1848 during the colonial era. Customs moved to Barranquilla in 1876, and the Castle functions was run out, for which reason it was used as a convent. Having undergone a recent renovation, it is more alive than ever and becomes a tourist destination of Barranquilla.

Address: Puerto Salgar Atalantico , Colombia

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