Antigua Guatemala

Antigua Guatemala, founded in 1543, was the capital of Guatemala until a devastating earthquake caused significant damage in 1773.

Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this colonial city is famous for its Baroque architecture and picturesque atmosphere.

Its main attractions include the imposing Cathedral of Santiago, the Santa Catalina Arch, and the ruins of the Capuchin Convent, which narrate the rich history of the city.

The Santa Catalina Arch, is the most iconic monument in Antigua. This impressive yellow arch, which connects two buildings, is not only a perfect photo spot but also offers a spectacular view of the Agua Volcano.

Region

Centre

Altitude

1,530 mts.

Distance to Guatemala city

45 Kms. / 28 M.

Location

Sacatepéquez

Vegetation

Forest

Indications

Antigua is 20 miles or approximately one hour from Guatemala City.

Type of road

Paved/Tarmacked road


	

	
		
			
	
		
		
					
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				Sunrise:
			
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								Sunset:
			
			5:37 pm

In Antigua, there is much to discover

You can stroll through its charming cobblestone streets, enjoy Guatemalan coffee in one of its cozy cafés, and explore the Artisan Market, where you will find colorful local products.

This place will transport you to the past with its unique architecture and tranquil gardens.

The experience of wandering through its ancient facilities will allow you to connect with the history and spirituality of Antigua.

Don’t miss the opportunity to participate in a cooking class to learn how to prepare traditional dishes or a chocolate-making workshop.

Book your adventure today and let yourself be captivated by the beauty and history
of this extraordinary destination, accompanied by our expert team.