Are you wondering if the colors in Mayan culture have a deep meaning or if the ornaments in the front side of the churches has something to do with Mayan spiritually? Well this tour will help you out to discover all these facts. No matter if you are starting or finishing your trip in La Antigua this is the right place for you. We start the tour at La Merced, I’ll take the time to put you in context about elements in Mayan spirituality and find them in the front side of the church, we will walk inside the church to keep discovering some other facts. Visit Cerro La Cruz, why is this important? It is important because Mayans we practice our spirituality outdoors, here we will have a beautiful spiritual experience and connection with mother earth, learn how to set up a Mayan Altar, the meaning of the colors, the life of three, etc. At Nim Pot we will take the time to discover important facts about the traditional clothe, languages, traditional dances, festival, and syncretism.

Evening sightseeing and local food-tasting tour of Antigua, Guatemala UNESCO World Heritage–listed as Central America’s most beautiful Colonial City— is one of our favorites On this tour you will learn about Antigua ,Guatemala through gastronomy. This five-hour tour of the colonial city visits the different areas of culinary culture and explains the eating habits of the Guatemalans specially of the Antigüeños and the history behind them. Cycle around the iconic Arch street and marvel at Palacio de los Capitanes Learn about Antigua history, culture, architecture and culinary prowess. Take in beautiful night time city views. Stop at a local eatery to enjoy foods famous in the city and in the region. Along the way your local host will show you the highlights of the city, share the history of Antigua and the secrets only a local can know. To end this amazing experience, we will return to the CA Travelers' office to taste traditional Guatemalan candies. The tour require a minimum of 3.

You will meet the Colonial City in deep, walking through Antigua Guatemala going to let you know about important places around you, even if you're short in time. The tour will help you in orientation to avoid getting lost easly. In addition you will learn about Guatemala. The guide is certified and is local, two things that support a nice experience in a foreign country.

This option allows you to have the oportunnity to know interiors and understand better why this city it was important in the history, the advances apply in the architecture, how looks like the buildings where now are use for famous weedings. Santa Clara and Capuchinas is the cherry on the cake. Don´t missed it in your stay in Antigua Guatemala. Will take amazing selfies, pictures with beautiful gardens mixed with ruins. The perfect place for tik tokers, media information. The history behind these buildings are amazing.

« Une journée à Antigua : la visite guidée complète » est une expérience immersive d'une journée qui vous emmène à la découverte de la ville historique d'Antigua, au Guatemala. L'itinéraire comprend la visite de certains des monuments et sites culturels les plus emblématiques, notamment l'église catholique San Francisco el Grande, le parc central d'Antigua Guatemala, l'arc de Santa Catalina, la Luna de Miel, l'église de la Merced, le couvent des Capucins, la chapelle Maya de Jade et la colline de la Croix. Cette excursion offre une occasion unique de découvrir la riche histoire d'Antigua, son architecture époustouflante et son patrimoine culturel, tout en profitant des paysages et des sons magnifiques de la ville. Rejoignez-nous pour une journée mémorable et instructive à Antigua.

Antigua is the great colonial capital that Spain walked away from. After the 1773 earthquake the crown moved the government to modern Guatemala City and left the ruined city behind. The people who could not afford to follow stayed and kept living among the broken vaults, and that is why the baroque city still stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This self-guided audio walk follows that one idea across ten stops: the plaza Spain ran Central America from, a cathedral that is a working church and an open-air ruin at once, the yellow Santa Catalina Arch built so cloistered nuns could cross the street unseen, the monasteries of La Merced, Capuchinas and Santo Domingo, and the tomb of Hermano Pedro, the first saint of Central America. Because it is self-guided, the walk is yours. Start whenever you like, go at your own pace, pause to eat, skip a stop or replay one. No group, no fixed departure, no tip pressure. Narrated in English and Spanish, it works offline and is yours to keep.