Suchitoto

A visit to Suchitoto in El Salvador's Cuscatlan region will be rewarding, as the town features colonial architecture. The Suchitoto Church, with its wooden altar, is located in the city's Parque Central and overlooks Lago Suchitlan, a man-made lake. If you are interested in art, the Centro Arte para la Paz, which is housed in a former convent, features a gallery and museum.

Travelers come to the village because of its gorgeous colonial buildings, cobblestone streets, and friendly locals. Its central square, which is flanked by colorful shops and restaurants, depicts the colonial age of Hispanic culture. Special events and festivals have also helped to make this a renowned tourist destination. A visit to Suchitoto will leave you with a lasting impression of this attractive and historic city.

This town features a charming main plaza that hosts a weekly market on Saturdays. Fortunately, Suchitoto has developed into a bustling arts neighborhood, with various international-owned galleries and cultural institutes. You may enjoy local dance performances at the renovated Teatro Las Ruinas.

Location: Suchitoto, the Department of Cuscatlán, El Salvador
Entrance fee: US$ 2.00
Best time to visit: early December to early March
Hours: N/A