Nicaragua - City of Granada and its natural environment

"The City of Granada is one of the most ancient cities founded by the Spaniards in the New World and the oldest in dry land that remains in its original location. It was founded in 1524 and constituted one of the principal cities of the colonial era and of the XIX century in Central America. It is located at the North-western edge of the Nicaragua Lake, surrounded by an exceptional natural environment consisting of isles, archipelagos, woodlands, volcanoes, lakes and lagoons that have exercised an important influence on its historic evolution and converted this site in one of the most extraordinary natural-cultural scenic backdrops in the world...." Source: UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List

A panaroma postcard of Granada, Nicaragua - Las Iglesias Xalteva, La Merced, Catedray y Guadalupe. Thanks to Grete of UK who was visiting here.