San Pedro Sula Central Park — Attraction in San Pedro Sula

San Pedro Sula's Central Park is an icon place in the hearth of industrial main city of Honduras, you may notice birds and taste some typical foods and beverages on June of each Year due to the City Anniversary, you must be very careful of not taking valuable things with you, due to high traffic of pedestrans and risk of thieve.

The city grew slowly from about 800 residents in 1590, to almost 500,000 by the 2017's, but most of this population growth took place in the 19th century. It benefited initially from the growth of bananas for export in the 1870s and 1880s and formed a close relationship with US based shipper and railroad entrepreneur Samuel Zemurray's Cuyamel Fruit Company, and the construction of the Interoceanic Railroad between 1869 and 1874 which connected the city to the coast at...

I'm going to go with a four out of five just because of the amount of trash around and the amount of shady people that are around. There was a big police presence when I was there so that made me feel comfortable but at the same time there were still a lot of weird people there. It's nice to see the church and also the San Pedro sign. Money changers will always bother you and give you terrible exchange rates never go with it. It is not a bad stop but would not recommend staying there...

Cute little park in middle of a bustling market / shopping area. Food options include breakfast cafe (Cafeteria Pamplona - American diner layout, has air-conditioning), western fast food restaurants (McDonalds, BK, Wendy's, KFC), local street vendors.

Not good for children (no play areas). Mostly just a shaded area with benches near a big church. Good place to start a walk-around, take some photos, do some shopping, have a coffee...