Pictures of San Salvador

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Explore the comprehensive arrays of Maya and Olmec artifacts that give evidence of the lives and rich history of the Cuscatlán region.

Discover beautiful works of art and visit the tomb of an important religious figure at El Salvador’s national cathedral. 

Admire one of the most famous landmarks in El Salvador, a towering memorial dedicated to the country’s patron, Jesus Christ.

Explore the comprehensive arrays of Maya and Olmec artifacts that give evidence of the lives and rich history of the Cuscatlán region.

The sprawling capital of El Salvador has a turbulent history, which is well documented in its museums and still visible in its national monuments. 

Explore the comprehensive arrays of Maya and Olmec artifacts that give evidence of the lives and rich history of the Cuscatlán region.

Enjoy the natural light show via the colored glass of this architectural oddity, where the father of Central American independence is buried.

Take a tour of an attractive Romanesque church that is sure to delight you with the beauty of its art and architecture.

Enjoy the natural light show via the colored glass of this architectural oddity, where the father of Central American independence is buried.

Admire the grandeur and opulence of a downtown architectural landmark, a large palace that once served as the seat of El Salvador’s government.

The sprawling capital of El Salvador has a turbulent history, which is well documented in its museums and still visible in its national monuments. 

Enjoy the natural light show via the colored glass of this architectural oddity, where the father of Central American independence is buried.

Learn more about El Salvador’s history and biodiversity by scrutinizing fossils, rocks and minerals that are tens of millions of years old.

Enjoy the natural light show via the colored glass of this architectural oddity, where the father of Central American independence is buried.

Photograph one of the tallest buildings in El Salvador, a skyscraper that’s completely covered in glass. Visit at night to see the building spectacularly lit.

Enjoy the natural light show via the colored glass of this architectural oddity, where the father of Central American independence is buried.

Admire the grandeur and opulence of a downtown architectural landmark, a large palace that once served as the seat of El Salvador’s government.

Take a tour of an attractive Romanesque church that is sure to delight you with the beauty of its art and architecture.

Admire one of the most famous landmarks in El Salvador, a towering memorial dedicated to the country’s patron, Jesus Christ.

Admire the grandeur and opulence of a downtown architectural landmark, a large palace that once served as the seat of El Salvador’s government.

El Salvador’s national stadium is one of the country’s most famous sporting arenas and a performance venue for major international music artists.

The sprawling capital of El Salvador has a turbulent history, which is well documented in its museums and still visible in its national monuments. 

Explore the comprehensive arrays of Maya and Olmec artifacts that give evidence of the lives and rich history of the Cuscatlán region.