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This area of Francisco Morazan has nearly 850,000 people.

The Parque Naciones Unidas el Picacho Zoo is an amazing place to bring your family for a fascinating afternoon among big and small animals. If you're pressed for time, be sure to collect a map so you can quickly find the zoo's many highlights.

For some time outdoors, drop by one of the well-loved parks and public gardens. You'll love whiling away a lazy day at Parque Central, La Concordia Park or El Picacho.

Broaden your perspectives by spending some time at one of the area's intriguing cultural institutions. Enjoy the cool and quiet interior as you check out the displays at the Villa Roy National Museum and the Archaeological Museum. Also worth considering are Historical Military Museum and the Hombre Hondureno Museum.

Are you feeling inspired? Fill your afternoon with art displays and wonderful creations at the National Art Gallery.

Admire the fascinating displays and examine the well-preserved items at the La Identidad Nacional Museum.

Some say it's impossible to know what makes a place tick without knowing its past. Luckily, this destination has retained many of its most important historic sites. Among the most frequented are the National Autonomous University of Honduras, Presidential House of Honduras and the Manuel Bonilla National Theater.

The region's spiritual side is on display at Los Dolores Church and Metropolitan Cathedral of Tegucigalpa. If you'd be interested to see a couple more religious sites, have a stroll around Suyapa Cathedral and La Merced Church.

Soak up the wonderful sights and sounds of Morazan Plaza, a popular civic square.

Investigate the stories and events of those who helped make Tegucigalpa what it is today at some of its memorial sites, such as the Peace Monument and the Cristo Picacho Statue. If you want to continue on your commemorative journey, you could also have a look at Iglesia de San Francisco and Palacio Legislativo.

If you are ready to grab a bargain, you'll want to check out the stores and stalls at Colon Market.

Tegucigalpa's major attractions can sometime overshadow its less visited, but equally interesting places, such as National Congress of Honduras.

Accommodation in Tegucigalpa

Before you pack, check out the Tegucigalpa hotel guide to compare hotel deals for the capital's many fantastic lodging options.

The Real InterContinental Tegucigalpa at Multiplaza Mall, at Avenida Roble, and the Tegucigalpa Marriott Hotel, at Juan Pablo Segundo are two of the higher-end lodgings in Tegucigalpa. Book a room at either and you'll be sure to have some of the nicest guest amenities in town. The Palmira Hostel, at Colonia Palmira Avenida, and the Honduras Executive Inn at Palmira, at Paseo Republica del Peru #2116, Palmira are two lower priced listings worth investigating if you're looking to save a bit of cash.

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