Masaya
Masaya is the capital city of the Masaya department and is often missed even though it is larger than Granada and has many of the Nicaraguan crafts. It has been called the Cradle of Nicaraguan Folklore. This magnificently beautiful city is home to approximately a hundred and fifty thousand residents and located only fourteen kilometers from the city of Granada. It is named after one of the city’s most popular and interesting natural attractions, the Masaya Volcano, it is a destination that makes the most of its picturesque and fertile landscapes.
Over and above enticing travelers to it wildlife and nature, Masaya has also developed itself into an industrial and agricultural base, producing goods such as soap, cigars, leather products, wicker furniture, hammocks, clothing and footwear. Masaya has many unique attractions to share with visitors.
A popular attraction in Masaya, is the craft market, Mercardo de Artesanias, where the traditions and culture of Nicaragua can be viewed and purchased through their artistic creations, and where the evenings come alive with folk dances. You should not miss out on the Fiesta of San Jeronimo, which is celebrated in Masaya annually at the end of September. Visit the baroque churches dating back to the sixteen century, explore the Masaya Volcano, view the Apoyo Lagoon Natural Reserve or see the Coyotepe fortress that has now become an interesting museum.
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The Best Restaurants of Masaya.
Ceviches y cocteles el Pollo
Comidas criollas
Restaurante la Bandeja
Papa John’s and Narcy’s Kitchen
Restaurante Che Gris
Fritanga Ramírez
Asados Las Jicaritas
La Jarochita
The Grill at Villas at Apoyo
La Cazuela de Don Nacho
Restaurante Verdi
Rosticería Monimbo
Restaurante El Calvario
Over and above enticing travelers to it wildlife and nature, Masaya has also developed itself into an industrial and agricultural base, producing goods such as soap, cigars, leather products, wicker furniture, hammocks, clothing and footwear. Masaya has many unique attractions to share with visitors.
A popular attraction in Masaya, is the craft market, Mercardo de Artesanias, where the traditions and culture of Nicaragua can be viewed and purchased through their artistic creations, and where the evenings come alive with folk dances. You should not miss out on the Fiesta of San Jeronimo, which is celebrated in Masaya annually at the end of September. Visit the baroque churches dating back to the sixteen century, explore the Masaya Volcano, view the Apoyo Lagoon Natural Reserve or see the Coyotepe fortress that has now become an interesting museum.
Click here for more info on Masaya.
The Best Restaurants of Masaya.
Ceviches y cocteles el Pollo
Comidas criollas
Restaurante la Bandeja
Papa John’s and Narcy’s Kitchen
Restaurante Che Gris
Fritanga Ramírez
Asados Las Jicaritas
La Jarochita
The Grill at Villas at Apoyo
La Cazuela de Don Nacho
Restaurante Verdi
Rosticería Monimbo
Restaurante El Calvario
