The best sightseeing in Tegucigalpa costs nothing but a pair of comfortable shoes and a start time before 9am, while the sun is still low enough to make the walk pleasant instead of punishing. The route, stop by stop Start at Plaza Morazan, the 1883 bronze equestrian statue of General Francisco Morazan at its center. On the plaza’s east side stands the Catedral de San Miguel Arcangel, built between 1765 and 1786; the twin bell towers and the gilded altarpiece carved by Vicente Galvez cost nothing to admire, and the door is usually open in the morning.