Antigua Guatemala

INCLUDES:
Guide during the tour
Yellow Arch (Santa Catalina Arch)
La Merced Church
San Francisco el Grande Church
Hermano Pedro Church
Central Park
La Unión Park
Capuchin Convent

Transfer from Guatemala City is charged an additional 20 dollars per person. DOES NOT INCLUDE DRINKS, FOOD AND ACTIVITIES NOT MENTIONED

Antigua Guatemala: History, Charm and Culture in Every Corner

Discover the most beautiful colonial city in Central America, where the past lives in every cobblestone street.

Located just 45 minutes from Guatemala City, Antigua Guatemala is one of the most emblematic tourist destinations in the country. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this city enchants visitors from all over the world with its colonial architecture, centuries-old churches, imposing volcanoes and an atmosphere that combines history, art and tradition.

A colonial jewel among volcanoes

Touring Antigua is like traveling back in time. Its cobblestone streets guide you among baroque churches, ruined convents, colorful houses, and lively squares. Iconic places like the Arch of Santa Catalina, the Cathedral of San José, the Cerro de la Cruz, and the Convent of the Capuchinas will show you the architectural and spiritual legacy of a city that was the capital of the Kingdom of Guatemala in colonial times.

All this surrounded by the majestic volcanoes Agua, Fuego and Acatenango, which create a spectacular and unforgettable landscape.

Antigua is the perfect base for nearby excursions such as the ascent of the Pacaya Volcano, the coffee tour in local farms, or adventures to the Acatenango Volcano.