FullDay San Salvador City Tour+ puerta del diablo & rainbow slide

fferente that the typical catholic church, made by the architech Ruben Martinez, represent the relationship between God and Human

te and their respective dependent offices. Over time, the building became too small compared to its original functions and each body abandoned it, the last to withdraw being the Legislative Assembly in the 1970s. In 1980 it was declared a National Monument

ador, is the place where the colonial church of Santo Domingo stood in the 19th century, which was destroyed by an earthquake in 1873. In 1956, Archbishop Luis Chávez y González undertook the reconstruction works, the first stone was laid on Friday, October 12. of the cathedral that lasted for four decades. During this time, the cathedral witnessed the numerous social conflicts that the country was experiencing. On August 6, 1975, the Popular Revolutionary Bloc (BPR) took over the temple in protest against government repression. It was the first of several shots of the cathedral that took place until 1980. Under the floor of the cathedral there is a large space called "the crypt", in which there are two chapels. Just below the altar of the temple is the mausoleum of the saint and martyr Óscar Romero

It boasts a French Renaissance style with Rococo, Romantic and Art Nouveau details. It has a capacity of 650 seats. It has boxes of three levels, of which the Presidential Box stands out in the second elevation. Likewise, there is an ellipsoidal dome that contains a mural by the painter Carlos Cañas.

we will talk about coffee and history in el salvador, while we prepare a gourmet, select and very special coffee tasting! In addition to tasting delicious desserts and a very extensive menu of infusions and coffee...

In this mirador you can appreciate a view of 60% of the city, but you will admire the historic center and its surroundings, as well as the north and east of the city. good point to take pictures and take good memories