Map of El Salvador Attractions
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National Handicrafts MarketDiscover traditional clothing, buy souvenirs and handicraft made by artisans from all over the country and enjoy the market's unique atmosphere. |
Lake CoatepequeVisit a unique volcanic lake with a crystal blue water surrounded by beautiful nature. A popular place for travelers as well as locals. |
Joya de Ceren Archaeological SiteDiscover a rich history of this locality and the way of life of the inhabitants living here as early as 1200 BC. |
Lake IlopangoThe second largest and one of the most beautiful crater lakes in the country is located near the capital city and surrounded by greenery. |
San AndrésTake a walk around a famous archaeologic site and discover the rich history of a once important city. A unique experience for sure. |
El Carmen ChurchA beautiful architectural gem right in the heart of the town with a rich history. A must visit for architecture and history enthusiasts. |
Barra de SantiagoA very beautiful secluded beach and a perfect birdwatching spot where you can enjoy surfing as well as relaxing. |
Santa Ana VolcanoThe highest volcano in El Salvador offers a unique hiking experience! Take a guided tour and enjoy the stunning views from the top of the volcano! |
SuchitotoTake a walk around the cobbled streets of this small town and enjoy its unique atmosphere. Don't forget to see its beautiful church and galleries. |
Santa TeclaDiscover a historic town of Santa Tecla, which offers many historically interesting buildings, sites and a beautiful cathedral. |
Cerro de las PavasA tourist attraction and a famous pilgrimage site with a great view of lake Illopango. Don't forget to buy handicraft gifts for your friends. |
TazumalOne of the most intriguing archaeological sites which includes ruins of Mayan pyramids and palaces will be an unforgettable experience. |
La Costa del SolVisit a nice beach especially popular for its tranquil atmosphere, which is also a perfect place for fishing. |
CihuatánVisit a museum on a pre-Columbian archaeological site of a city, which was inhabited by Mayans between 900 and 1200 AD. |
Television Museum and Salvadorian CinemaAre you interested in cinema and television? In this museum you will get to know everything about Salvadorean television and film production. |
El Carmen WalkVisit this recently renovated cultural district and enjoy its vibrant atosphere. A perfect place for a walk or a dinner. |
Cities in El Salvador
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