Honduras' capital (pop. 1.6 million) rarely gets much attention from travelers beyond those who fly in here, because Tegus (as Hondurans dub it) is sprawling, polluted, high-crime, and offers little in the way of sightseeing. But if you have a day to spare, there are a handful of notable spots worth checking out, such as its central Plaza Morazán with its elaborate Baroque cathedral, the Museum of National Identity, and the Garinagu Cultural Center, focusing on the Garífuna, with extensive exhibitions, handicrafts, and performances.
Read more about this country's highlights in post Honduras' Most Marvelous Places.
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