Managua

Managua: A City That’s Felt More Than Seen

Managua is not your typical capital city. Its scattered layout, historical landmarks, and resilient spirit make it a place that reveals itself gradually, through its contrasts and its people. Here, modern life exists alongside the scars of the past, and every corner holds a story.

Start your journey at Plaza de la Revolución, the symbolic heart of the city, where you’ll find the ruins of the old Managua Cathedral, the grand Casa de los Pueblos, and the National Palace. From there, head to Puerto Salvador Allende, a modern lakeside area on the shores of Lake Xolotlán, perfect for an afternoon walk, enjoying the breeze, and tasting local dishes at its many restaurants.

If you love panoramic views, don’t miss the Tiscapa Overlook, where you’ll not only get an incredible view of the city but also encounter the statue of General Sandino, a key figure in Nicaragua’s history.

Looking for something more contemporary? Managua also offers shopping centers, vibrant nightlife, and cultural spaces like the Rubén Darío National Theatre, one of the most prestigious in Central America. And if you’ve got more time to spare, the surroundings offer unforgettable experiences, like visiting the Masaya Volcano, just under an hour away.

Managua is a city that’s felt and lived, rather than simply toured.

With Avitours, discover its soul through lakes, history, and the warm heart of Nicaragua.