Portuguese tourist Paulo Pavão visited Nicaragua recently, where he explored some of the country’s most emblematic cities and attractions.
During his 15-day trip, León was his first stop, here he visited the cathedral and its domes and the tomb of the poet Rubén Darío. He recommended El Sesteo restaurant to enjoy national rum or meal and El Convento Hotel to spend the night. He also suggested spending two nights in this city to fully enjoy it.
“It was time to head to the capital, Managua. It is quite pleasant to walk along the avenues and the entire coastal area next to Lake Managua…”.
He highlighted the National Palace of Culture, the Rubén Darío National Theater, the old Santiago Cathedral and the Revolution Square in the capital—Managua. His journey continued to the Masaya Volcano and the Masaya Craft Market. In the so call city of flowers, he recommends tasting the caballo bayo dish.
“The next stop was another great surprise, the Apoyo Lagoon. From the Catarina viewpoint, the scenery is like a real canvas… an idyllic place to freeze time and contemplate nature.”
After Catarina, Pavão concluded his tour in the colonial city of Granada, where he visited the islets, Mombacho Volcano, the cathedral and La Calzada street.
“I wanted to stay in this city for a few more days and continue exploring the wonders of these incredible places, but unfortunately, my trip was coming to an end.”
Paulo Pavão said that in Nicaragua there is so much nature, so much history, so many cultural and gastronomic experiences and so many warm and hospitable people that will remain in his memory for a long time, assuring that he will revisit the country.
