The best of San Salvador in 1 day: El Boqueron + Rainbow slide + Historic Center

On our way to the volcano we will make an incredible stop at the famous Rainbow Slide in El Salvador, fill yourself with adrenaline and emotion sliding in this colorful place.

On our way to El Boqueron National Park, we will stop at this place to have one of the most impressive and extensive views of the city of San Salvador. This place was an abandoned place but the locals have conditioned it to be comfortable. During the weekends, 1800 cafes are open, with delicious coffee produced in the area.

At the top of the San Salvador volcano is the El Boqueron National Park, this volcano is the easiest to visit, as the street takes us to a parking lot located 10 minutes from the top of the volcano. On the path to the top you will enjoy a pleasant climate, do not forget your sweater. You will find beautiful flowers on the trails and at the top 3 viewpoints. The 3 viewpoints have a privileged view of the volcano's crater. The crater of the San Salvador volcano is the deepest crater in the country, we will understand its eruptive history, its geological formation and a little about the volcanic nature of El Salvador.

Here we can appreciate the architectural jewels with European and neo colonial influence. In addition, we will visit La Plaza Barrios, in the heart of San Salvador. There, you will have an approach to the true day to day of the Salvadorans, you will know the Metropolitan Cathedral. The national palace. The National Theater. The Plaza Libertad. The El Rosario Church. In this place, art, history, culture and tradition merge. an architectural gem on the continent.

Iglesia El Rosario

One of the attractions that you cannot miss on your visit to San Salvador. Standing in front of this religious building, it oddly looks like an abandoned or dilapidated place, with architecture that looks like anything but a church. But when you set foot inside you will be surprised by the wonderful decoration on the stained glass ceiling that will make you feel inside a rainbow of colors. Without a doubt, this is a mandatory stop in San Salvador.