Latte Stone Park - Located at the bottom of the hill behind the cathedral, latte stones are popular icons of Guam culture. They were built around 500 AD and are thought to be pillars for elevated houses. The examples in Latte Stone Park were relocated from a remote southern village. Fort Santa Agueda - Also know as Fort Apugan, this historic site is located at the top of the hill adjacent to the Government House, the official residence of the governor. Though little of the former Spanish lookout remains, it still offers a spectacular view of Hagatna, Tamuning and the Philippine Sea.
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