Granada is one great location wherein every corner and street deserves to be part of a postcard or your travel selfies. Tourists marvel at the sight of cobblestoned lanes and byways, the town’s center and main square, 17th-century churches and museums, hidden courtyards, majestic mausoleums, historic buildings that became ultra-chic boutique hotels, and other attractions.

Some of the highlights include:

The baroque Iglesia de La Merced, undisputedly the most beautiful church in Nicaragua. The Antiquo Convento Y Museo San Francisco, the city’s most striking edifice and oldest church in Central America (now a museum stuffed with a remarkable colonial-era collection). Its medieval fort and stronghold, Fortaleza de la Polvora Reserva Silvestre Privada Domitila, sanctuary to colorful butterflies, birds, and monkeys

Therapeutic mountain hot springs

With its old-fashioned charm preserved, which neither tourism has ruined nor internal strife has harmed, Granada city is a low-key, slow-moving Latin American culture that is considerably charming beyond words with beautiful hotels and gracious service.