Managua Travel Package

Packages in Managua

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Guests in this area of Western Nicaragua share space with approximately 950,000 residents.

Remember to take the family along to Hertylandia Amusement Park for a day of fun.

The National Zoo is a terrific place to bring your family for a fascinating afternoon among local and exotic animals. Be sure to ask at the entrance about zookeeper presentations and where to find the zoo's most popular specimens.

On a fine day, pick up some lunch and find a shady corner at one of the area's pleasant green spaces, such as Tiscapa Lagoon or Los Poetas Park. El Carmen Park and National Arboretum are two more excellent places to while away a lazy day with a good book.

Admire the view over the rippling water as it plunges down into the bubbling pool below at San Ramon Waterfall.

Freshwater lakes offer a range of things for people of all ages. From swimming to wildlife watching, there's always good times to be had. Charco Verde Lake, Loma de Tiscapa National Historical Park and Managua Boardwalk are the most popular. See which one best suits your needs before you head over for a fun-filled afternoon outdoors!

Searching for a nice place to take the family for the day? You should head down to Montelimar Beach, a picturesque spot to get some much-needed rest. Listen to the waves roll in and watch the seabirds flying overhead as the kids muck about along the water's edge.

Nature-loving locals often visit Masaya Volcano National Park and Maderas Volcano for a break.

The area's exhibition spaces are jam-packed with educational facts and stories. Savor the quiet and relaxing atmosphere as you check out the varied collections at the Mi Museo Granada Collection and the Mansion de Chocolate Museum. Another two to consider are the Folklore Museum and the Ometepe Island Museum.

To learn about the events and people who shaped this place, make sure you visit its many historic structures and monuments. Start your history lesson at Presidential House and the National Autonomous University of Nicaragua. When it comes to bygone times, there's always more to discover. The Soldado Statue and Altagracia Monoliths are also great places to check out.

Discover the homes of the most influential families of times gone by at National Palace, one of the area's most beautifully preserved palaces.

The spiritual side of the region is evidenced at Granada Cathedral and Managua Cathedral. If you want to check out more religious sites, check for guided tours at Chapel of Maria Auxiliadora and Church of Nuestra Senora de las Mercedes.

Public squares might be covered in cement, tiles or grass, but the buildings that enclose them are often among the oldest or the most modern in the city. Here, Parque Central and Plaza de la Revolucion are among the best. A walk around each is a great way to get the lay of the land.

Learn about the events that shaped this community, plan a trip to some of its special monuments and memorial plaques, such as the Sandino Monument and the Dario's Monument. Church of Xalteva and Guadalupe Church are also well worth taking a look at.

Visitors who are interested in educational institutions can arrange a visit to the Central American University and the National University of Engineering. Every campus has its own interesting history and is a much-loved part of the local community.

This area has a reputation as a great place to shop till you drop, so make sure you get your day of retail therapy while you are here. Hunt for a bargain, indulge a luxury purchase or just sit and watch the locals go by at Fe Plaza and Carlos Roberto Huembes Market. Masaya Old Market and Multicentro Las Americas Shopping Center are also lots of fun to stop by.

For a great night's entertainment, take that someone special to the Ruben Dario National Theater or the Justo Rufino Garay Theater, two local live performance venues.

Many visitors have a marvelous time at Paz Park. Japones Park shouldn't be missed either.

Accommodation in Managua

To really enjoy your visit to the capital, think about staying at one of the 72 hotels in Managua on Expedia's easy-to-use lodging page.

Fine examples of the more upscale short or long stay lodgings in Managua are the Real InterContinental Managua at Metrocentro Mall, Frente a Centro Comercial, and the Crowne Plaza Managua, 101 Octava Calle Sur Oeste. Alternatively, in the more economical range, there is also the Hostal Doña Ida and the Lost Inn Managua Hostel. The Hostal Doña Ida is located at Number 73, Colonial los Robles, while the Lost Inn Managua Hostel is situated at Planes de Altamira 1.