Hagåtña

Hagåtña is the capital of Guam and a small town rather than a city, rebuilt after the war on the site the Spanish laid out. Latte Stone Park gathers eight of the limestone pillars that carried ancient Chamorro houses, moved here from the south, and Spanish Bridge and the plaza keep what the bombardment left. The Dulce Nombre de Maria cathedral stands where the island's first Catholic church was built, and the Guam Museum next to it tells the Chamorro story. On Wednesday evenings the Chamorro Village fills with barbecue smoke, dancing and stalls.