Parcs et nature à San Salvador

Parks & Nature

San Salvador’s green spaces range from the dramatic volcanic crater of El Boquerón, situated at 5,905 feet, to historic downtown plazas. Plaza Gerardo Barrios and Plaza Morazán serve as the city's civic heart, featuring monuments to national heroes and views of the Metropolitan Cathedral. Within the city, Parque Cuscatlán offers expansive lawns and memorial walls, while Saburo Hirao Park provides a tranquil setting with its Japanese-inspired gardens and children's play areas. These sites combine volcanic geology with urban history and community recreation.

Parks & Nature — Carte

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El Boqueron National Park

El Boquerón National Park (Spanish: Parque Nacional El Boquerón, is located on top of the San Salvador Volcano at 5,905 feet the park's…

B

Plaza Gerardo Barrios

Located in the historic center, this civic square features an 1885 bronze equestrian statue of President Gerardo Barrios. It is flanked by the National Palace and the Metropolitan Cathedral, serving as a site for major national events.

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Morazan Square

Explore the monument built in honor of general Francisco Morazán and a popular resting place of many locals as well as tourists.

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Parque Cuscatlán

A central urban park featuring walking paths and the Monument to Memory and Truth—a granite wall engraved with the names of victims from the Salvadoran Civil War. The park underwent significant modernization and renovation in 2019.

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Saburo Hirao Park

Why not to take your children to a park with Japanese gardens and a playground and enjoy a nice afternoon in a relaxing atmosphere.