San Felipe de Barajas Fort
San Felipe de Barajas Fort is a 17th-century fortress located in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia. Built by the Spanish to protect the city from pirate attacks and invasions, it is one of the most significant military structures in the Americas. The fort's strategic hilltop position provided a commanding view of the surrounding land and sea, making it a key defensive stronghold. Its design includes tunnels, batteries, and thick walls that showcase advanced engineering for the time. Today, the fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular tourist attraction, offering visitors a chance to explore its history and enjoy breathtaking views of Cartagena. The site also features informative displays and guided tours that highlight its role in Colombia's colonial past.