The Sanctuary of Saint Peter Claver is an imposing 16th-century Catholic church located in the heart of Plaza de San Pedro Claver, in the historic center of Cartagena de Indias. Dedicated to the saint who championed human rights and the rights of enslaved people, this temple combines religious art, colonial-era architecture, and a museum that explores his life and legacy. Its cloister and exhibits offer a connection to the history of Cartagena and to one of the first abolitionists in the Americas. The church features accessible entrances and restrooms for wheelchair users, making it easy for everyone to visit.