We begin the tour at 1:30 pm with the city’s largest mural near the cathedral, depicting Nicaragua’s history up to the 19th century and reflecting Nicaraguans’ identity through their tumultuous and vibrant moments.

Emerging in the 1980s amidst struggle and reconstruction, the mural movement quickly spread, resulting in over 1,000 murals across Nicaragua.

Next, we explore murals depicting the revolution, which established León as its capital, showcasing key images of the 20th century akin to a documentary on the country’s past, present, and potential future.

We then visit the University to view murals portraying Nicaraguan traditions, culture, and literature, concluding our tour at the Museum of Legends and Traditions, offering an experience that underscores León’s status as one of Central America’s intellectual hubs.