One of the oldest colonial cities in the Americas — pastel facades and a landmark cathedral on the shore of Lake Nicaragua.
Founded in 1524, Granada is one of the oldest European-built cities in the Americas — pastel streets, horse carriages, and the yellow landmark cathedral, all on the shore of vast Lake Nicaragua.
Offshore lie Las Isletas, 365 tiny islands left behind when a flank of the Mombacho volcano collapsed into the lake.
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