Trails, viewpoints and unique spots with breathtaking views of Antigua Guatemala and the Agua, Acatenango and Fuego volcanoes.

Hobbitenango is a hobbit-inspired theme park and eco-park located in the mountains above Antigua Guatemala, overlooking volcanoes and family-friendly activities.

The Iglesia de la Merced in Guatemala City is an important historical and religious symbol, known for its impressive architecture and rich history dating back to the colonial period.

Cerro de la Cruz is an emblematic viewpoint of Antigua Guatemala that offers panoramic views of the colonial city and the Agua Volcano, with free access and both pedestrian and vehicular routes.

The Arch of Santa Catalina is an emblematic monument of Antigua Guatemala, built in 1693 to allow the passage of the nuns of the convent without being seen, and is a symbol of the rich colonial history of the city.

Search Brand for Copilot I like it. I don't like it. Antigua Guatemala’s Craft Market is a vibrant local craft center where you can find textiles, ceramics, jewelry and other traditional products, offering an authentic cultural experience.

Antigua Guatemala’s Central Park, also known as Plaza Mayor, is the historic, cultural and social heart of the city, surrounded by colonial architecture and with the iconic Mermaid Fountain at its center.

San José Cathedral is an emblematic historical monument in Antigua Guatemala, known for its rich history, Baroque architecture and cultural and religious importance.

The MUNAG (Museo Nacional de Arte de Guatemala) is a museum located in Antigua Guatemala, Sacatepéquez. Its objective is to safeguard and disseminate Guatemala’s cultural heritage through the exhibition of pieces from different historical periods, including pre-Hispanic, colonial and republican

La Unión Tank is an emblematic public utility in Antigua Guatemala, inaugurated on February 3, 1853, symbolizing the union and cultural history of the region.