Comayagua
Country: Honduras
Region: North America
Period: 1821-1880
Location: 14.452222°N, -87.638333°E
Description
Comayagua, nestled in central Honduras, was once the colonial capital and a major religious and administrative center. Known for its Spanish colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and baroque churches, it reflected the grandeur of Spanish rule and served as a hub of governance and culture in colonial Central America.
Modern Remains
Today, Comayagua retains its colonial charm with well-preserved structures like the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, historic plazas, and the iconic clock tower. Restoration efforts have revitalized its historic core, making it a cultural tourism destination that honors its colonial legacy while supporting modern civic life.