San Pedro Sula is Located in the north of Honduras. This is the industrial capital of Honduras, and has always played an important role in Honduran history. The city was founded  in 1536 by Spanish Conqueror Don Pedro de Alvarado himself. Part of its name “Sula” derives from the local dialect Usula, meaning "valley of birds". Considered as the indstrial capital of honduras, the city is becoming quite attractive to other Hondurans looking for better opportunities. San Pedro Sula Real Estate is increasing in value every year and it is worth looking at the potential investment opportunities. 

Getting Around
Traveling to San Pedro Sula is not difficult at all. There is a major airport serving the area with services from Tegucigalpa, Roatan, La Ceiba, and US destinations like Miami, Houston, New Orleans, New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Connections to San Pedro Sula are available from other parts of Central America like San Jose, Costa Rica; San Salvador, El Salvador and Guatemala City, Guatemala. In addition, there is a first class bus service between Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula. There are three bus lines that offer first class non stop executive service to San Pedro Sula: Saenz, Empresa Hedman Alas, and Viana Clase Oro.
Once you are in San Pedro Sula, getting around the city is also very easy. The city follows the old Spanish system for designing cities. It is divided into four quadrants: Northeast, southeast, northwest and southwest. All the streets are numbered, and avenues run from north to south and streets from east to west. Although there are plenty of public buses, taxis are probably the most reliable source of transportation, and they are conveniently priced. Furthermore, there are plenty of local and US car rentals located throughout San Pedro Sula: Avis, Budget, Dollar, Hertz.

Weather
San Pedro Sula is characterized by its always warm temperatures. There are only two seasons in Honduras, the dry and the rainy season. The dry season, in San Pedro Sula is from December through April.  The rainy season or invierno is from May through November.

San Pedro Sula Night life and entertainment
San Pedro Sula night life had enough to offer for everyone. You can find everything from casinos, movie houses, bars, and night clubs to museums, cultural houses, and much more.

Casinos
The Casino Copan is located in the Hotel Copantl and is open daily. Unfortunately, the Honduran law prohibits Hondurans from entering the casino, so you will only find foreigners in this place. Popular games in the casino include Blackjack, Roulette, Baccara, and slot machines. Dress properly if you plan to visit the casino and you’re your passport with you as proof that you are not Honduran

Bars
Bars are very common in the San Pedro Sula night life. There are several good bars in the city, here is a list of the most popular ones:

Don Udo's Fashionable place to hang out. Wide selection of drinks. Open until midnight
El Capitan Elegant bar located in the exclusive Los Proceres Hotel. Wide selection of wines and cocktails, domestic and imported drinks. Happy hour from 5:30 to 7:30p.m daily.
Bar Oro Verde. Exotic bar, popular among tourists. Located in the heart of downtown at the Gran Hotel Sula, Open untill midnight.
Clancy’s Bar. Live entertainment, snacks and a variety of drinks. One of the most refined bars in the city. Located at the trendy Princess San Pedro Sula. Open from 5:00 p.m. till 2:00 a.m.
Las Rocas Pool Bar & Grill Located on the pool deck of the International Palace Hotel. Provides an outstanding view of San Pedro Sula. Offers a full bar and a good selection of grilled dishes.
Karaoke Club. Considered to be one of the most popular karaoke bars in San Pedro Sula. Open Monday to Sunday from 6:00 p.m. till 1:00 a.m. Full international bar and you can choose from a great selection of delicious entrees. Entrance fee enforced.

Discotheques

Henry's Discotheque-Bar Very Classy disco. Cover charge at entrance. Open Thursday through Saturday. Full bar service. pool tables.
Confetis Disco Cover Charge at entrance. Popular with the local people. Giant screen and dance hall with modern disco music. Full service bar.
El Quijote Discotheque Very exclusive. Modern music and very pleasant atmosphere.

Other places to visit

The Guamilito market, If you need to find Honduran handicraft, this is the place where you can find what you need. Located within walking distance from the central plaza. At the market, prices are not fixes, so feel free to bargain with the locals as you could get a very good deal.
The Museum of Anthropology and History of San Pedro Sula General entrance fee of Lps. 10.00. Open Monday through Satruday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. (closed on Tuesdays).Children and students with credentials pay Lps5.00. The first Sunday of every month entrance is free for all!
The new children’s museum ( Mi Pequeño Sula ) is not yet fully operational, but they already have the planetarium exhibit up and running.
The Centro Cultural Sampedrano, This is where most cultural events going on in San Pedro Sula take place. Located where the public library is.
The new Francisco Saybe Theater, Great plays shown regularly. This is a world class theater and by far the best in the country.