San Fernando Fortress — Attraction in Omoa

Intresting enough to pay a visit. The muesum area was not so good, it was minimal, only limited text was translated from Spanish to English(Spanish is the native tongue so I can not mark down the place for that). A few intresting artifacts, but not too many, and alot were kept in a large room with a glass wall you were able to peer into and no name tags available. Personally couldn't find any information regarding the battle of San Fernando but thst may have been in Spanish!

The fort itself is in very good condition considering its age. Not too much actually going on inside the fort and the spaces within ans could be better used/propped for educational purposes.

The gardens are kept in pristine condition.

Quite a few people selling "souveniers", or tat if I was to use a better word nearby. Mainly generic Honduras items rather than the fort itself.

$4 entry because I wasnt a local. 40HNL otherwise which I would say is worth it. $4 however, maybe not.

Something to do to kill 1/1.5...

Great Historical landmark/site this Fort was built by slaves and served as a holding station for Gold under the Spanish Empire. One interesting fact is that coral is stronger that concrete of that period. So when visiting you'll notice that coral is a main product in the construction of this Fort. NOTE: On the coat of arms statue, you'll find a sheep bent over under the priest this sheep represents the slaves upon whos backs lay the burden of constructing this...

This place is so full of history, culture. Entrance is 40L about $2.00. It includes access to the museum and the fortress. However there are some local guides that offer tours and provide detailed information about all the place and guide you through the entire site for 40L. The installations are well kept. Have been renovated in some parts to preserve the whole scheme. The entire place is clean and neat. Had a really nice experience learning about the...