• Plaza Barrios - Barrios Square. A bustling hub where countless Salvadorans gather for a variety of activities, including concerts, exhibitions, and artistic events, or simply to feed the pigeons. Discover the history of presidents who were executed here, along with tales of love affairs and romances. View the national palace, where President Bukele addressed the nation during his second term inauguration.
• Plaza Libertad - Liberty Square. Delve into the heart of the city’s historic center. This iconic plaza, featuring the prominent Liberty Monument, symbolizes the country’s independence. The tour highlights the plaza’s history, surrounding architecture, and cultural significance, offering insights into Central America and El Salvador’s past. Observe the blend of historical and modern architecture alongside new buildings. Learn why Central American flags share the colors blue and white and explore Mesoamerica, a vast region connecting countries from Costa Rica to Mexico.
• Iglesia El Rosario - Rosary Church. Admire one of the few brutalist churches on the continent, attracting hundreds of tourists monthly. Rosary Church in San Salvador showcases its unique modern architecture, vibrant stained glass windows, and community significance. Designed by Rubén Martínez, this unconventional structure presents a captivating fusion of art and history. Uncover the stories of those buried there and the reasons the church remains closed, despite being fully active and offering daily masses.
• Biblioteca Nacional de El Salvador - National Library (BINAES). Discover the most modern library in Central America, visited by thousands of tourists daily. Open 24/7, with seven floors to explore. Discover the vast collection of books and enjoy the stunning views of this remarkable place.
• Catedral Metropolitana - San Salvador Cathedral. Uncover the compelling story of Romero of America, the first Salvadoran saint, assassinated while officiating mass in 1980. Visit the crypt containing his remains, attracting thousands of tourists and pilgrims annually. Learn about the Salvadoran civil war from 1980 to 1992, which led to the rise of gang violence.
• El Salvador - Kilometro 0 in San Salvador. Rest and enjoy the opportunity to taste Salvadoran pupusas, tamales, quesadillas, horchata, and delicious coffee, grown in the country’s finest regions.
• National Theater San Salvador - National Theater and Morazán Square. Discover the inspiring story of the first Salvadoran woman to run for president when women couldn’t vote, let alone run for office. Additionally, learn how El Salvador transformed from the murder capital to the safest country on the continent.
• San Salvador - Public Market and surrounding streets. Experience an authentic glimpse into local culture and daily life. Explore the complex history of gangs in El Salvador, understanding how gang activity affected the area, the market’s resilience, and the community’s ongoing efforts to reclaim and revitalize the space.

• Entrance for El Rosario church
• All Fees and Taxes
• Certified tour guides, with full experience and knowledge

• Personal expenses
• Snacks
• tips

“The tour is an emotional roller coaster, featuring tales of the civil war and gang violence, alongside bustling and lively markets. It’s an excellent way to explore San Salvador,” shared one of our clients.

We invite you to explore the capital city, which has undergone the most transformation in Latin America, once known as the murder capital of the world. Stroll through the city’s most iconic squares, visit the Rosary Church, one of the few Brutalist churches on the continent, attracting thousands of tourists. And don’t miss the National Library — the most modern in Central America. Visit Romero’s crypt — he was tragically assassinated during Mass, and his tomb draws thousands of visitors.

Immerse yourself in history and culture; enjoy laughter, flavors, and walks with us. We are Traveling Souls (Carlos and Gio) – enthusiastic, committed guides, eager to present El Salvador from a fresh perspective.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.