To get around in Managua, you have several options. While taxis are a convenient choice, be sure to negotiate the fare in advance. There are also city buses, which are certainly more economical. Always have local currency cash ready for transportation payment.

Managua has a tropical climate, with rainy season typically spanning from May to October. If you prefer drier weather, with more chance to do outdoor activities and exploration, you’re recommended to visit Managua on November to April. However, it’s worth noting that prices for accommodation might spike during peak season.

Managua has many interesting places to visit, from historical sites to natural attractions. You can start your journey from Old Cathedral of Managua and National Palace of Culture. Next, you’d want to visit the Laguna de Tiscapa, or Montibelli Private National Reserve, which offers beautiful natural landscapes with unique ecosystems.

While Managua is a major city, it's still important to respect local culture and traditions. For example, dressing modestly, especially when visiting historical or religious sites. Additionally, although English is fairly common, try to learn some basic phrases in Spanish; this will be greatly appreciated by the local residents.

Tipping is not mandatory in Managua but is always appreciated, especially in restaurants and other services like tour guides. Typically, tips range from 10-15% of the total bill. Always carry small cash for tipping.