
The symbol that gives the country its name.
Plaza Las Américas, Alameda Roosevelt, and Paseo General Escalón, San Salvador
The Divine Savior of the World stands in Plaza Las Américas on a globe, representing Jesus Christ, the patron saint after whom El Salvador is named. Inaugurated in 1942, it is the most recognized monument in the country and a gathering place for major national celebrations.
Hours
Mon-Sun 9:00 AM-5:00 PM
Admission
Free
Best time to visit
In the afternoon
Plaza Las Américas, Alameda Roosevelt, and Paseo General Escalón, San Salvador
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