1. The Old Shoes Monument (Los Zapatos Viejos) in Cartagena is a bronze sculpture created by Colombian artist Hector Lombana. The sculpture depicts a pair of oversized shoes, inspired by the humble footwear of the city’s working class. Lombana created the monument in 1995 to pay tribute to Cartagena’s rich culture and history, and it quickly became an iconic landmark of the city. Visitors can take photos with the sculpture or simply admire its unique design and symbolism.

2. The monument is located in the historic neighborhood of Getsemani and can be viewed at any time since it is a public monument and there is no entry fee. There is no set working time or phone line available as it is a public monument.

3. The monument can be reached by walking or taking a taxi or public transportation to the Getsemani neighborhood. It is easily accessible and visible from the street, located on Calle de la Media Luna. There is no fee to view or take photos with the Old Shoes Monument.