Buses: Numerous urban bus routes converge in the vicinity of the Historic Center. The most common stops are located on Avenida España, Calle Delgado and Alameda Juan Pablo II. You can check the specific routes that connect you from your location.
Minibuses and buses: There are also options of microbuses and colectivos that travel along the main arteries surrounding the center. Ask the driver if his route takes you to the points of interest in the Historic Center.

Considerations
1. Due to the constant revitalization projects and changes in the Historic Center of San Salvador, the bus routes that circulate in the area may experience modifications in their routes and stops. There is no single, static list of all routes, as the transportation authorities (VMT) are constantly updating the information.

However, over time, it has been reported that several bus and minibus routes have or have had a presence in the Historic Center. Some of the routes mentioned at different times include:
– Bus routes: 2, 8, 9A, 10, 11, 12, 17B, 22, 26, 27, 29, 30A, 34A, 34B, 41, 42B, 46, 46B, 48, 53, 79, 101, 101A, 101B, 101C, 102, 152.
– Minibus routes: 138LP.

3. If you need updated and accurate information for a specific trip, we recommend:
– Consult the official social networks of the VMT (Vice-Ministry of Transportation), where they often post notices about route changes.
– Search for recent information in local newspapers or online news platforms, as they often cover announcements of changes in public transport.
– Use mapping and public transportation apps, which sometimes incorporate the latest routes and stops.
– Ask locals or transit drivers directly in the area.

4. It is important to keep in mind that routes may change to adapt to new infrastructure works or events in the area, so the most recent information is always the most reliable.