Caxa Real (Honduras)

The Caxa Real, or 'Casa de la Moneda', is a historic colonial building located in Comayagua, Honduras, originally constructed between 1739 and 1741 to store tributes for the Spanish crown. This national monument has undergone significant restoration since 2013, transforming it into a cultural center that attracts visitors and dignitaries, including Queen Letizia of Spain. The building features unique architectural elements and has a rich history marked by earthquakes and archaeological discoveries, making it a fascinating site for tourists and researchers interested in colonial history and architecture.