Our guide will take you to explore the Metropolitan Cathedral and share its fascinating history, along with a visit to Gerardo Barrios Square just in front to learn more about El Salvador's — from the Mayan civilization and the arrival of the Spanish, to independence, dictatorship, civil war, and the country’s present-day reality.

We’ll then head to San Salvador’s Central Market to experience the dynamic daily life of Salvadorans and the authenticity of this lively place! It’s the perfect opportunity to taste local street food and discover the rich flavors of Salvadoran cuisine.

Liberty Square is a symbol of the country's republican spirit and urban evolution. Surrounded by neoclassical and modernist buildings, this plaza was once the heart of colonial San Salvador. Nearby stands Iglesia El Rosario — a striking concrete church with a brutalist exterior and a dazzling interior lit by rainbow-colored stained glass. Its unconventional design makes it one of the most unique religious structures in Latin America. Together, the plaza and the church reflect the deep historical and artistic layers of the city.

Beyond its austere modern façade, this church reveals a breathtaking play of light created by its stained-glass windows. It also holds historical significance due to key events that took place here during the Civil War, making it a must-visit to understand El Salvador’s complex past.

The oldest Salvadoran bar/billiards hall, La Dalia captures the atmosphere of a bygone era where time seems to stand still. A perfect stop for a refreshing break.

We will explore the façade of the National Theater of San Salvador and the square facing it.