León Viejo is one of the oldest Spanish colonial settlements in the Americas, and is the place where the city of León was originally founded, located near the town of Puerto Momotombo, department of León.

The Castle of San Felipe de Lara is a National Historic Monument located amid the vegetation of the banks of the Dulce River, built by the Spanish to protect themselves from the continuous attacks of the English pirates that lurked in the Caribbean.

This beautiful and magical colonial city has almost five hundred years of history, with a privileged climate and an exceptional view of the Fire and Acatenango volcanoes.

Trujillo is one of the first cities founded by the Spaniards during the conquest, because thanks to the depth of the bay, it was perfect for the navigation of the great Spanish merchant ships.

The city of Choluteca is the capital of the department bearing the same name, in the southern area of Honduras.

The city of Gracias is emblematic since the time of the conquest, because it is where the history of the national leader, and defender of our territory is born, the indomitable Indio Lempira.

The Uaxactún indigenous community is based in the Uaxactún Archaeological Park, and they are the perfect hosts to guide visitors to the site. In order to promote sustainable development, they are organized for the management and conservation of the OMYC forest.

Located in an extensive valley bearing the same name, Comayagua is in the heart of the American continent, and in the center of the country.