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Cafe del Mural

Cafe del Mural

Cartagena

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Cafe del Mural

Cafe del Mural
Cafe del Mural excels at serving some of Cartagena's best brews, and this given tough competition in a country hailed for its beans. Stop by for a solid espresso or try one of their more extravagant takes on coffee-based beverages; for those willing to dive deeper, attending a coffee appreciation class held regularly by the owner will be a worthwhile experience.

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  • addressCallé de San Juan #25-60, Getsemaní, Cartagena
  • openingHoursMon–Sat 3pm–8pm, Sun closed
  • phone+57 56798193
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