Nicaragua Granada

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Overlooked by Mombacho volcano, the oldest city in Central America has a romantic setting almost unequalled on the continent.

Overview

The gorgeous colonial city of Granada is a paradox: now the country’s principal emblem of restoration and beautification, it has a history of piracy and pillage. The oldest city in Central America is nowadays quiet, peaceful and easily explored on foot, but increasingly seen by foreigners as an attractive place to buy a home, as is the case in Antigua, Guatemala or San Miguel de Allende in Mexico.  Squatting on the lakeshore and at the foot of Mombacho volcano it has a romantic setting almost unequalled on the continent.

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The oldest colonial city in Central America, Granada is located on the shore of Lake Nicaragua and at the foot of the Mombacho volcano. Beautifully restored, it is a peaceful and friendly place to explore and is easy to get about on foot.

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