Pictures of Managua

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A rich cultural and natural heritage, including ancient crater lakes and remnants of 16th-century colonial architecture, characterize the Nicaraguan capital.

Learn about the cultural impact of Nicaragua’s favorite modern poet and consider the mythological symbolism of this ornate fountain statue.

This stately building once held the official offices of Nicaragua’s president and is surrounded by the fascinating landmarks of Managua’s historic center.

Sightsee the ruins of religious statues, chapels and altars at a derelict cathedral in the heart of Managua.

This stately building once held the official offices of Nicaragua’s president and is surrounded by the fascinating landmarks of Managua’s historic center.

Learn about the cultural impact of Nicaragua’s favorite modern poet and consider the mythological symbolism of this ornate fountain statue.

This stately building once held the official offices of Nicaragua’s president and is surrounded by the fascinating landmarks of Managua’s historic center.

Dine at one of the many restaurants, stroll along the lakeside boulevard and take a boat trip to nearby Love Island.

Dine at one of the many restaurants, stroll along the lakeside boulevard and take a boat trip to nearby Love Island.

Once at the heart of national affairs this neoclassical building is now home to a fascinating science, natural history and art museum.

Dine at one of the many restaurants, stroll along the lakeside boulevard and take a boat trip to nearby Love Island.

One of the oldest settlements in Nicaragua is known for its colonial architecture, churches and natural surroundings. 

Sightsee the ruins of religious statues, chapels and altars at a derelict cathedral in the heart of Managua.

A rich cultural and natural heritage, including ancient crater lakes and remnants of 16th-century colonial architecture, characterize the Nicaraguan capital.

One of the oldest settlements in Nicaragua is known for its colonial architecture, churches and natural surroundings. 

A rich cultural and natural heritage, including ancient crater lakes and remnants of 16th-century colonial architecture, characterize the Nicaraguan capital.

This stately building once held the official offices of Nicaragua’s president and is surrounded by the fascinating landmarks of Managua’s historic center.

Sightsee the ruins of religious statues, chapels and altars at a derelict cathedral in the heart of Managua.

This stately building once held the official offices of Nicaragua’s president and is surrounded by the fascinating landmarks of Managua’s historic center.