• Arco de Santa Catalina - The fifth avenue enhances the city with its vibrant lights, shops, bars, and restaurants, making it a lively attraction at all times. This unique arch, part of the historical heritage, is a frequent highlight. The guide will provide insights into its construction and the historical details it holds, as well as its original purpose.
• Iglesia de La Merced - The city is surrounded by various buildings from different eras. Walking from the city center to this site is like traveling through time, experiencing different periods and reaching an era where art, symbolism, religious syncretism, and culture merged into a single monument, giving it a unique appearance.
• The Plaza Central Park - Known as the heart of the city, the Plaza Mayor is where the guide will offer a brief introduction to the city’s history and founding process. Additionally, there will be a quick overview of the surrounding monuments. Nearby is the National Museum of Art of Guatemala (MUNAG), which houses a collection of paintings and sculptures integral to Guatemalan culture. This visit is optional, and entrance to other monuments is at the discretion of each traveler.
• Tanque de la Union - One of the many squares that embellish La Antigua Guatemala, it remains a significant meeting point for both visitors and locals. The square’s history includes several buildings that once served as residences for religious figures and a medical assistance center. Upon arrival, the impressive public laundry stands out, transporting visitors back to a time when it was vital for the city’s inhabitants.
• San Jose El Viejo - Visitors will admire the ancient structure that was once the Cathedral of Santiago de Los Caballeros de Guatemala, with its captivating architecture and spaces that continue to tell stories.

• Coffee of the day

• Private transportation
• Tickets to ruins/museums

This tour offers a unique perspective of the city, highlighting its architectural, interpretative, and cultural aspects, showcasing the blend of two cultures that define the nation.

Participants will gain valuable insights and enjoy the experience of exploring La Antigua in a fun, engaging, and laid-back manner. By interacting with a local guide, visitors will feel at home and gain a deeper understanding of the country’s cultural diversity. They will discover places and things that might have previously seemed uninteresting, awakening their senses and creating memorable moments to enhance their travel experience. Additionally, there will be an opportunity to admire one of the most significant ruins and conclude the tour by savoring a coffee of the day, providing a relaxing end to the walk.

• Not recommended for people with mobility problems.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.