Plaza Las Américas

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Plaza Las Américas is a prominent public square in San Salvador, El Salvador, best known as the site of the iconic Monument to the Divine Savior of the World, a national symbol.

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Plaza Las Américas canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public square
urban plaza
associatedWith national holidays of El Salvador
patron feast of El Salvador
associatedWithReligion Roman Catholicism
country El Salvador
culturalSignificance emblematic place in Salvadoran identity
site of national religious icon
dedicatedTo Feast of the Divine Savior of the World
surface form: Divine Savior of the World
governedBy Municipal Council of San Salvador
surface form: Municipality of San Salvador
hasAlternativeName Plaza El Salvador del Mundo
surface form: Plaza Salvador del Mundo

Plaza El Salvador del Mundo
surface form: Plaza del Divino Salvador del Mundo
hasFeature central statue
monumental column
open public space
hasFunction ceremonial space
commemorative space
recreational space
hasMonument Monument to the Divine Savior of the World
hasNameInLanguage Plaza Las Américas shopping mall
surface form: Plaza Las Américas (es)
hasRole national symbol location
hasStatue Feast of the Divine Savior of the World
surface form: Divine Savior of the World
hasSurroundings commercial areas
religious institutions
urban roads
hasTypeOfUse pedestrian
hasView Monument to the Divine Savior of the World
heritageStatus important cultural landmark of El Salvador
locatedIn Central America
San Salvador
San Salvador Department
Metropolitan Area of San Salvador
surface form: San Salvador Metropolitan Area
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
surface form: Central Standard Time (UTC−06:00)
near central areas of San Salvador
notableFor Monument to the Divine Savior of the World
partOf historic center of San Salvador
publicAccess yes
symbolOf El Salvador
San Salvador
touristAttraction yes
usedFor civic ceremonies
national celebrations
public gatherings
religious events
tourism

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