We went into the Catedral to see the resting place of the late Monsignor Romero. Not a very impressive church when compared with other colonial churches but it’s worth it to stop in and check it out.

It's a must visit when you go to downtown in San Salvador, is near the Rosario Church and the City Hall. The only thing is that I don't recommend is to take your camera in the area.

A Major Pilgrim draw in El Salvador is the resting place of the recently canonized first El Salvadorian Saint (Oct 14,2018) Saint Oscar Romero at the San Salvador Cathedral. The San Salvador Cathedral was twice visited by Pope John Paul II .During his visits in...More

The interior of the cathedral was underwhelming. I think I recall the guide saying this was the third cathedral on that site (the previous two having been knocked down by earthquakes or burned). The interior seems like they were reaching for a colonial-era feel, but...More

If you are visiting El Salvador and you are interested in the history of this mesmerizing country then this iconic place should be in your list.

If you will visit downtown San Salvador, this cathedral is a must see - especially because the tomb of Archbishop Romero is in the lower level.

This cathedral is absolutely stunning on both the inside and outside. The interior had beautiful stained glade windows and a lovely interior with paintings, chandeliers, and holy figures. My family and I also were fortunate enough to have them open up Monseñor Romero's Crypt for...More