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Cheap Flights to Managua (MGA)
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dealchecker’s guide to Managua
Its lakeside position and the serenity of the pleasant waters nearby belie the hustle and bustle of this busy, expansive capital. Ragged volcanoes peek over the rooftops and the natural atmosphere seeps into the city, making it an arty place as well as an important economic asset for Nicaragua.
Flights To Managua
A flight to Managua can take 12 hours or more, with a degree of variation assured by the necessity of catching a connecting flight in the US or elsewhere. Cheap flights to Managua arrive at Augusto C. Sandino International Airport. The airport is 10 to 20 minutes away from cheap Managua hotels so getting transferred to your accommodation after Managua flights land should not be too tricky.
Getting Around Managua
The crowded nature of the public transport makes getting a taxi or renting a vehicle a preferable experience. Car hire at Managua Airport should be your first port of call as you can browse a decent selection of low cost rental firms here following Managua flights. However, be sure to park in a guarded lot and avoid driving outside of daylight hours.
What To See In Managua
Managua Cathedral lies in partial ruins and has been left as such since the 18th century to act as a reminder of the earthquake which shook many other structures to pieces in the past. The Palacio Nacional has been turned into a museum and a guided tour will introduce you to a number of ancient artefacts and interesting exhibits that should keep you occupied.