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Revision as of 23:34, 25 October 2018 by 181.53.198.244 (talk) (in english)(diff) ← Previous revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff) For the remains in Andalucia, see Las Bovedas.Las Bóvedas (Las Bóvedas) son una estructura en la Ciudad Vieja de Cartagena en Colombia, unida a las paredes. El mar caribe es visible desde la parte superior de la estructura. Fueron construidos como mazmorras. Se ubican entre los fuertes de Santa Clara y Santa Catalina.
Las celdas en el calabozo ahora albergan tiendas, boutiques y otros negocios a lo largo de las sólidas paredes que protegen la antigua ciudad de Cartagena, Colombia. Las arcadas en lo profundo de las paredes se diseñaron como bóvedas de almacenamiento, pero se usaron como celdas de prisión durante las guerras civiles en el siglo XIX; En marea alta, los desafortunados internos estaban arrodillados en el agua de mar. Las 23 bóvedas a prueba de bombas fueron construidas entre 1789 y 1795, según el diseño de Antonio de Arebalo. Los 47 pórticos se completaron en 1798. Las coronas fueron utilizadas por la Corona española como guarnición, el mismo propósito utilizado por las fuerzas patriotas y republicanas. Hoy en día, Las Bóvedas es una atracción turística popular debido a su tradicional mercadería colombiana y su gran variedad de recuerdos. Referencias "Atracciones de Cartagena: Las Bovedas". Viator. Consultado el 11 de diciembre de 2013. Segovia, Rodolfo (2009). Las fortificaciones de cartagena de indias. Bogotá: el Ancora Editores. pp. 142–147. ISBN 9789583601347
Las Bóvedas (The Vaults) are a structure in the Old City of Cartagena in Colombia, attached to the walls. The Caribbean Sea is visible from the top of the structure. They were built as dungeons. They are located between the forts of Santa Clara and Santa Catalina.
The cells in the dungeon now house shops, boutiques and other businesses along the stout walls protecting the old city of Cartagena, Colombia.
The arcades deep in the walls were designed as storage vaults but were used as prison cells during the civil wars in the 19th century; at high tide, the unfortunate internees were up to their knees in seawater.
The 23 bombproof vaults were built between 1789 and 1795, based on Antonio de Arebalo's design. The 47 porticos were completed in 1798. The vaults were used by the Spanish Crown as a garrison, the same purpose used by patriot and republican forces.
Today, Las Bóvedas is a popular tourist attraction because of its traditional Colombian merchandise and vast array of souvenirs.
References
"Cartagena attractions: Las Bovedas". Viator. Retrieved 11 December 2013.
Segovia, Rodolfo (2009). The Fortifications of Cartagena de Indias. Bogota: el Ancora Editores. pp. 142–147. ISBN 9789583601347.
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