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Historic sites, paired with the unspoilt beauties of Guam, provide many attractions. Hagåtña, the Guamis' capitol, is home to the charming remnants of Spain's edifices and rock viaducts. At other places of the isle, the Spaniards impact is clearly evident. Located on the cliffs in the north of Tumon.

This is one of the last fortresses in Spain to have been erected in the nineteenth century in order to promote the galleon business in Spain. Situated on the rock south of Umatac, Fort Soledad has a magnificent views of the bay and all the advancing world. An interesting historic garden dating back to 500 AD, when the old Chamorros used to build their homes on rock columns known as battens.

It is a place of great scenic and historic importance. Guam's most popular cascade, the area along the magnificent Talofofo Falls, has been turned into a theme area that invites you to take a break for a walk or just enjoy a relaxing and swimming in the swimming pools below Talofofo Falls.

Maintained by the National Park Service and honours all those who took part in the Pacific Theatre of the Second World War. It is a renovated early 1900s hamlet, home of Gef Pa'go Chamorro Cultural Village. Enjoy the view from the sea. The Plaza de España is the home of the Governor's residence during the time of Spain and a popular place for people.

The only preserved fortress in Spain in Hagåtña, is located on the Apugan Hill on the west cost of Guam. It offers a magnificent panoramic sight of the Philippine Sea and the capitol Hagåtña. The scenic views offer the visitor practically the same views the Japanese had of Apra Harbor as the US forces had of Guam.

It' also a place where Guam's guests can enjoy the wealth of Catholics culture and identities of the Isle. Inarajan Swimmingpools offers the most fascinating nature for robust elegance and photographic appeaI. Places for swimming around a private area. Bottlenose marine life and other living organisms can be seen in their native habitats. Situated at the north end of Tumon Bay, this scenic sandy area is a popular place for snorkellers and scuba diving.

Here you will also find the beach bars and the Lina La cultural park. It is the best place to discover Guam's people. You can visit an old Chamorro town, a caress park, natural paths and a visitor centre.