Top Things to do in Antiguo Cuscatlan
Top Restaurants in Antiguo Cuscatlan
The 10 Best Things to Do in Antiguo Cuscatlan, El Salvador
Discover the best top things to do in Antiguo Cuscatlan, El Salvador including El Salvador Custom Tours, Paseo El Carmen, Iglesia El Rosario, Multiplaza, Dreamland, Parque Nacional El Boqueron, Museo de Arte de El Salvador, Walter Thilo Deininger National Park, Plaza Futura, Devil's Door (Puerta del Diablo).
Restaurants in Antiguo Cuscatlan
1. El Salvador Custom Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 62 reviews
El Salvador Custom Tours is much more than just guided tours, we offer tours with the company of Professional and highly knowledgeable guides. We are experts in our Culture.
Reviewed By sjinor - Oregon
We had an excellent tour with Fernando during our 12 hour layover in El Salvador. Fernando was waiting for us outside the airport with a sign with our names on it. He and his partner Roberto did a great job of communicating with us during the months leading up to our trip and in helping us detail the places we wanted to visit. We visited some Volcanos in a National Park where we also did a short hike. On the drive up there we stopped and drank fresh coconut juice from a little roadside stand, tasted sugarcane along a road, as well as some ripe coffee beans.
Fernando’s English is very good and he was so helpful in facilitating our interactions with locals. We ate some traditional Salvadorian food in the park which was inexpensive and delicious. After the park we went to the ocean and walked out onto a pier to view local seafood being brought in by fishermen in their small boats. We ate wonderful fish at a beachfront little restaurant. We picked out the two fish we were to eat and they were prepared beautifully. We were brought back to the airport at the proper time to catch our connecting flight.
I would highly recommend Fernando and Roberto as guides for any trip you want to take in El Salvador and beyond. Our trip will be one my wife and I remember for the rest of our lives.
Steve
2. Paseo El Carmen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By AlvaroNYC - New York City, New York
It is like strip with restaurants, bars, clubs, stores, street vendors, artist, and performer’s. All local people with few forgings. Very affordable prices and very extremely fun to me. Absolutely safe and using uber very cheap to get there like less than $10 dollars each way from the InterContinental hotel.
3. Iglesia El Rosario
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 508 reviews
Reviewed By DoubleX - Washington
Gave average score, because cannot tell, if this place is good or bad. It is either way, but not in between. I bit better from inside, but the view from outside is really sad. Once we finally found the place we could not believe THIS was the top attraction of the whole city, to be honest. Kind of weird place, but they could spend a little to improve the outlooks. Not sure, if this is worth going..
4. Multiplaza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By EMILE D - Guatemala City, Guatemala
It is a modern shopping center with very nice architecture, with high ceilings, and colorful walls. Located in an exclusive area of San Salvador. At Las Terrazas in the first and second levels, you can enjoy a meal, dessert or coffee in several restaurants and coffee shops while you are shopping. Pleasant areas at both levels. There are great local and international brand stores of fashionable clothing and shoes, also department stores, banks, cinemas, etc. Ideal to spend a shopping and entertainment time in San Salvador.
5. Dreamland
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By MCQP - El Salvador
Great! great arcade for kids and adults. Excellent for celebrations (birthdays, etc), or for a weekend. You can easily spend the whole day with your kids there. The place is modern, safe and clean, it has a fair amount of parking space and it's located at one of the best areas in town.
6. Parque Nacional El Boqueron
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 676 reviews
Reviewed By markyparka - London, United Kingdom
It was nice to visit Parque Nacional Boqueron but the trails around the top of the crater of Volcan San Salvador were very short and the views were not like the pictures you see on tourist information. All in all, worth a visit but don't expect too much.
7. Museo de Arte de El Salvador
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By PinUpBoy - Washington DC, District of Columbia
IF you have 90 minutes and want to see an eclectic collection of Central American art, you've found the right place to go. The permanent and temporary Exhibitions tell a compelling story of El Salvador's history with emphasis on the civi conflict and post war transformation. The impacts of migration are also a theme explaining the diverse character of El Salvadoran art. If you have time, you'll be pleased with a visit. Tickets are only $1.50 .... very much a great value. The gift store also sports some great gifts from the region.
8. Walter Thilo Deininger National Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Machuca_Raul - Dallas, Texas
I have to say this is one of the best National Parks of El Salvador!
I took my children and my wife to this place and were able to enjoy a full day of hiking with a tour guide who was very knowledgeable of the nature and fauna. The tour included a part where we enjoyed the cave with multiple types of bats and then hiked up to the "Mirador" where you were able to see the ocean from. So much wild life and activities are placed right inside the park. There are rope games and zipline! It was a ton of fun that even my 6 year old was able to take the guided rope activities! I highly recommend this tour and we will back again shortly!
9. Plaza Futura
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 395 reviews
Reviewed By Saranger - Los Angeles, California
Lots of dining choices for locals and tourists alike, featuring primarily American (Smashburger, Olive Garden and Bennigan’s) but also sushi, Mexican, salads made to order, ice cream, and an upscale coffee cafe. City Ticket Offices doe Delta, American, and Copa Airlines as well.
10. Devil's Door (Puerta del Diablo)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 252 reviews
Reviewed By Francis H
This is an easy to access attraction that will deliver every expectation! From climbing step boulders and hiking up a cliff to just wandering around enjoying the views and trails. Walking to the cavern where years ago a pact with the devil had taken place is always an attraction, the views are breathtaking and on a very clear day you'll be able to see as far as the gulf of Fonseca and the Guatemalan sierra, with a full perspective of the volcano ridges in between.
Top this with a little market of colonial souvenirs and zip lines with a rappel area makes it for lots of fun!
But the icing will be the best pupusas in the country available in this area!
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