Female walking in colorful umbrella street in Getsemani, Cartagena against the sun

Strolling Down Colorful Alleyways.

This video footage shows a female with long blonde hair, wearing a white shirt and a straw hat, walking down a narrow alleyway in Getsemani, Cartagena. The alley is decorated with hanging umbrellas and colorful murals, adding a festive atmosphere. Brightly painted buildings in yellow and blue line the path, while potted plants and outdoor seating areas enhance the charm. People can be seen sitting and chatting, enjoying the vibrant surroundings. This shot captures the lively and artistic environment of Cartagena’s streets, highlighting the city's unique blend of culture and creativity.

Tourist Girl Discovering Umbrella Streets of Getsemani, Cartagena on 4K Clip.

This high-resolution footage captures a tourist walking through Cartagena's umbrella streets in the famous Getsemani neighborhood, showcasing the vibrant and colorful environment. Shot by professional videographers using top-tier equipment, the footage is available in both 4K and 1080p HD. The landscape mode (16:9 aspect ratio) is perfect for travel documentaries, tourism promotions, and social media content, while a vertical mode (9:16 aspect ratio) caters to platforms like Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts, providing an immersive experience on smartphone screens.

Cartagena’s umbrella streets are a delightful feature of the Getsemaní neighborhood, known for their vibrant colors and artistic ambiance. The most famous umbrella streets are Callejón Angosto and Calle de la Magdalena. The tradition of decorating streets with umbrellas began to provide much-needed shade from the intense midday sun and protection during torrential rains. These streets were initially decorated with umbrellas as part of a revitalization effort to attract tourists and beautify the area​​. Over time, they have become iconic spots for photography and cultural exploration, drawing visitors to experience the unique blend of art and architecture that defines Getsemaní.