• Casa Santo Domingo Museums - This is where the tour commences. Once a significant convent in the city, it has been transformed into a luxurious hotel. Visitors will experience the blend of historical and modern elements.
• Iglesia de San Francisco El Grande - This site served as the city’s religious and cultural hub, housing priceless colonial baroque art treasures. It is also the resting place of Holy Brother Pedro de Betancourt, the Guatemalan saint.
• Tanque de la Union - A picturesque park symbolizing the unity of Central America.
• Catedral de San Jose - Once among the largest cathedrals in Latin America, only a quarter of it remains intact today, with the rest preserved as ruins.
• Centro de Formacion de la Cooperacion Espanola en La Antigua Guatemala - The Jesuits of the Society of Jesus constructed a remarkable temple, monastery, cloister, and college. In 1997, the Spanish cooperation restored parts of the building and opened a small museum.
• La Recoleccion - This grand architectural complex is recognized as a national monument in Guatemala.
• Iglesia de La Merced - Known for its stunning Guatemalan baroque style, this temple was built to withstand earthquakes, surviving those that devastated the city.
• Casa del Jade - Offers a historical and cultural exploration of jade, the most significant stone in Mayan culture. Valued more than gold, jade symbolized fertility, life, and power.
• Iglesia del Carmen - Renowned for its architectural intricacies, this church was one of the most magnificent and elegant of the colonial period.
• Arco de Santa Catalina - The iconic street of the arch, a symbol of the city. Discover its history and explore an old colonial house.

• Private guide

• Gratuities
• Entrance fees

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