MORAZAN PARK
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Park that has retained its original appearance with its gardens and benches of one piece, and hosts a sculpture, .
It is named after Francisco Morazán, a Honduran supporter of Central American unity in the mid-19th century. At its center is a gazebo called the Temple of Music, which is said to have incredible acoustics. Since the summer of 2018, the park has also been home to a stunning sculpture, Alas Mexico, forged by Mexican artist Jorge Marín. These two large bronze wings also have their replicas in the cities of Tel Aviv, Cairo, Berlin and Nagoya. The park is an almost obligatory stop on the way to Amón and Otoya.
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Visited in january 2022
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Une bulle verte dans une ville très embouteillée. Pas immense mais on s'y pose agréablement pour un moment de calme et de fraîcheur.
Visited in november 2017
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Bon ce n'est pas un parc de grande taille, mais il est propre et bien entretenu, son petit belvédère en son centre vous donnera l'occasion d'entendre plutôt le trafic incessant en ce quartier de San José, il faut noter les façades des bâtiments en son pourtour, et sa touche de modernisme.