Antigua Guatemala
Discover the magic and charm of this historic city
Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Antigua boasts cobblestone streets, colorful facades, and a relaxed atmosphere that invites visitors to explore its charming streets and historical landmarks.


Why visit Antigua Guatemala?
Unmissable spots in Antigua Guatemala
Parque Central and surroundings
Arco de Santa Catalina


Iglesia de la Merced
Convento de las Capuchinas
Convento La Recolección


Mercado de artesanías
Chicken bus station


Contemporary gastronomy in Antigua Guatemala: traditional Guatemalan flavors and modern culinary techniques
Coffee-growing in Antigua Guatemala: visit the high-quality coffee farms
Volcanoes around Antigua Guatemala: Agua, Fuego, Acatenango and Pacaya
Semana Santa in Antigua Guatemala: a cultural experience


Learn Spanish in Antigua Guatemala
Antigua as a Premier Wedding and Convention destination
Explore More in Antigua Guatemala
Your unmissable spots in Antigua Guatemala
PRO TIP: Literature
If you are into history and literature, the book: “La hija del Adelantado” published in 1866, is a historical novel written by José Milla y Vidaurre, a famous Guatemalan author. It narrates the life of Doña Beatriz de la Cueva, the wife of the Spanish Conquistador Pedro de Alvarado, founder of Antigua Guatemala. A perfect read for the occasion, because, just like wine, Antigua is best enjoyed when you know its story.



Hans Berghuis
Born in Guatemala to Dutch parents, Hans blends his multicultural heritage with a lifelong passion for hospitality.
Having spent most of his life in Guatemala, he possesses a deep understanding of the country's charm and diversity. He considers himself a true citizen of the world.



Hans Berghuis
Born in Guatemala to Dutch parents, Hans blends his multicultural heritage with a lifelong passion for hospitality.
Having spent most of his life in Guatemala, he possesses a deep understanding of the country's charm and diversity. He considers himself a true citizen of the world.
Are you getting the travel jitters yet?