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The original site of León on the western shore of Lake Xolotlán at the foot of the Momotombo volcano, until the city was moved in 1610. Not available elsewhere, this UNESCO World Heritage site shows the ruins and layout of an early colonial city, with the Calle Real leading up to the Plaza, the Cathedral, other churches, and residencies of its leading citizens. There is also has a small museum about the indigenous population.
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A park built in 2016 on the one hundred anniversary of the death of poet Rubén Darío. The park has a big monument honoring the poet, surrounded by a beautiful flower garden.
The only movie theater in town, primarily showing popular North American movies. With three auditoriums, multiple movies are shown each day. Some movies are shown both dubbed, earlier during the day, and with subtitles, later in the evening.
Newly built stadium that's home field for the Leones de Leon, the local professional baseball team. Order some vigoron, get a Victoria and enjoy.
Centro de Iniciativa Medio Ambiental
An educational center about animals, plants, biodiversity and the environment.
A colorful baroque-style church from 1764 with a vivid depiction of the crucifixion inside.
Opened in 2018, this water park offers six pools and many water slides of different sizes suitable for different ages. On-site restaurant.