National Palace opens its doors to tourism
The Ministry of Tourism (MITUR) and that the Ministry of Culture (SECULTURA) promotes various exhibitions and tours are the attractions for tourists who wish to attend the night tours.
With these night tours by the National Palace, en San Salvador, seeks to promote tourism in the capital and also educate about history, art and painting domestic and foreign country. People who already lived the experience enjoy colorful lights, mythical, music, jugglers, folk and contemporary dance, among other activities. On Tuesday, they were met at least 700 domestic and foreign tourists as the main attraction of the second tourist tour to the historic center of San Salvador.
The participants were divided into groups that are led by the facilities of the Palace by a person indicating each of the routes that are aimed at educating about the history of the historic center framed as an important part of the Bicentennial.
The current structure replaced the old National Palace built during the years 1866 a 1870, which suffered a fire 19 December 1889. Outstanding in its main facade six columns and statues of Christopher Columbus and Isabella, donated by Alfonso XIII in 1924. The National Palace was declared a National Monument in 1980.
For the next tour should be visited for more information MITUR official page at www.elsalvador.travel.
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I commend you for these tur night and help us know our country do not have to envy of other countries you for this opportunity this excelnte …