Comayagua

Comayagua is known as 'La Antañona' by Hondurans, meaning 'the old one'.

The oldest clock in America is located in the Cathedral de la Inmaculada Concepción of Comayagua.

Comayagua's system of cisterns and fountains dates from colonial times, making it the first city in Honduras with a system of aqueducts.

The Caxa Real in Comayagua was developed as a center where tributes for the Spanish crown were stored.

Semana Santa in Comayagua is celebrated with 'alfombras de aserrín' or colored carpets made from wood dust.