Typical street in Gracias, leading to the central plaza and the San Marcos church.
Typical street in Gracias, leading to the central plaza and the San Marcos church.
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Street alongside the central plaza.
Street alongside the central plaza.
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The Galeano house.
The Galeano house.
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The La Merced church.
The La Merced church.
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Street in Copan
Street in Copan
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Street in Copan
Street in Copan
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The Visitors' Center. The Chorti Mayan phrase for "welcome" appears towards the upper right, below the orange "Welkom."
The Visitors' Center. The Chorti Mayan phrase for "welcome" appears towards the upper right, below the orange "Welkom."
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El Puente, an ancient site about 35 miles north-east of Copan.
El Puente, an ancient site about 35 miles north-east of Copan.
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There are several nice restaurants and cafes in the town of Copan, including the "Tea and Chocolate Place," pictured above.
There are several nice restaurants and cafes in the town of Copan, including the "Tea and Chocolate Place," pictured above.
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The archaeological park includes a macaw reserve.
The archaeological park includes a macaw reserve.
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The eastern side of Tegucigalpa, seen from a room in the Plaza San Martin Hotel.
The eastern side of Tegucigalpa, seen from a room in the Plaza San Martin Hotel.
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The eastern side of Tegucigalpa, as seen from a room in the Plaza San Martin Hotel.
The eastern side of Tegucigalpa, as seen from a room in the Plaza San Martin Hotel.
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The San Miguel church and the central plaza, in the city's historic center.
The San Miguel church and the central plaza, in the city's historic center.
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City center: The La Merced church.
City center: The La Merced church.
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City center: an small, quainter area around the San Francisco church, a little east of the central plaza, gives some hint as to what old Tegucigalpa was like.
City center: an small, quainter area around the San Francisco church, a little east of the central plaza, gives some hint as to what old Tegucigalpa was like.
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A typical street in central Tegucigalpa.
A typical street in central Tegucigalpa.
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Boyhood home of Francisco Morazan, leader of the post-independence Central American Federation.
Boyhood home of Francisco Morazan, leader of the post-independence Central American Federation.
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Villa San Miguel, a unique indoor shopping and dining area.
Villa San Miguel, a unique indoor shopping and dining area.
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Typical street in Zone 1. Actually, maybe a little nicer than most.
Typical street in Zone 1. Actually, maybe a little nicer than most.
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An invitingly long row of book stalls along the southern side of the plaza.
An invitingly long row of book stalls along the southern side of the plaza.
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An invitingly long row of book stalls along the southern side of the plaza
An invitingly long row of book stalls along the southern side of the plaza
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The National Palace of Culture (1930s), on the north side of the constitution Plaza.
The National Palace of Culture (1930s), on the north side of the constitution Plaza.
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Looking across the plaza to the south-east, with the cathedral to the left.
Looking across the plaza to the south-east, with the cathedral to the left.
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The University of San Carlos. It’s still a functioning university, but on the ground floor several rooms offering cultural or historic displays were open to the public.
The University of San Carlos. It’s still a functioning university, but on the ground floor several rooms offering cultural or historic displays were open to the public.
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The former home of Mariano Beltranena y Llanos, a prominent liberal politician of the 1820s, who signed the declaratiojn of independence from Spain and who later served — very briefly — as president of the Central American Federation. (This is now known as the Ibargüen House, after the family that once owned it.)
The former home of Mariano Beltranena y Llanos, a prominent liberal politician of the 1820s, who signed the declaratiojn of independence from Spain and who later served — very briefly — as president of the Central American Federation. (This is now known as the Ibargüen House, after the family that once owned it.)
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