Granada Colonial (2 in 1) Historic Walk + Horse-drawn carriage

With a journey of about 1 km we will start our tour walking through the main streets of Granada, our first visit begins with the renowned cemetery of the city considered "Historical and Artistic Heritage of the Nation", famous for its monuments and great personalities of Nicaraguan history; then we will visit La Polvora Fortress built in 1748, an important fort used by the Civil Guard of the country.

Continuing with our excursion, we will visit the Maria Auxiliadora Church to take a few photographs of this elegant architectural work, then just a few blocks away, we will find La Torre and Bell Tower of the La Merced Church built in 1524. Here we will have the opportunity to observe the city of Granada from up above, as well as the Great Lake of Nicaragua, the majestic Mombacho Volcano, and the colonial constructions with their characteristic tile roofs.

During the tour we will visit the Central Park and the Cathedral of Granada, one of the most prominent buildings in the entire city; we will take in the Central Park seated atop our horse-drawn carriage, typical of the colonial city. This 45 minutes to 1-hour ride will take us through the most emblematic streets. We will finish the tour at the San Francisco Museum which has a unique collection of amazing indigenous pieces from the Zapatera Island, with figures up to 2 meters high.