Photo Gallery of Sites in Managua
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The old tower of the Bank of America. Badly damaged during the 1972 earthquake, it still stands in the capital today.
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A view of Managua ‘s highway to Masaya.
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The center city underpass highway. Direction faces opposite of the capital.
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Managua’s center city underpass highway. Direction faces the capital.
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Entrance to the San Pedro Cemetery in Managua.
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The Rigoberto Lopez Perez roundabout.
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Monument to Former President of the United States of America Franklin Roosevelt.
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Monument commemorating the soldiers who died during the Nicaraguan Civil war while at the same time fighting imperialism.
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A Coliseum styled gazebo in the Central Park (Parque Central) of Managua.
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The Carlos Fonseca Amador memorial boasts the only eternal flame in Central America and one of four in Latin America.
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The National Institute of Social Security building.
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The BAC CREDOMATIC building. BAC is an increasingly active financial institution in Managua.
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The Park of Japan in Managua. An increasingly popular tourist attraction, it also serves as a testimony of Nicaragua's closer investment and international relations with Japan.
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Monument commemorating Fulgencio Vega.
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Monument commemorating Ramon Montoya.
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