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Guatemala City Berlin Plaza Self Guided Walking Tour
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Walk one of Guatemala City's most surprising streets on your own schedule. No group, no guide, no one to keep pace with.
Avenida Las Américas is lined with the monuments each nation of the Americas sent. Together they tell one story: a country still arguing with itself about what freedom means.
Along the way: a dictator's pillar crowned with a democrat's eternal flame, a flag you can see the sky through, and three original slabs of the Berlin Wall.
A self-guided audio walk in your phone's browser. No app, no ticket. Start whenever you like, pause on any bench, skip what you want, listen in English or Spanish. One booking covers your whole group.
A note on content: this walk deals honestl...
Points forts
De 1 heure et 30 minutes à 3 heures
Proposé en Anglais & Espagnol
Annulation gratuite
Billet mobile
De 1 heure et 30 minutes à 3 heures
Proposé en Anglais & Espagnol
Annulation gratuite
Billet mobile
Ce qui est inclus
N / A
Private transportation
Points de rendez-vous
Départ
This is a self-guided audio walking tour with no live guide. Begin at the Obelisco, at the south end of Avenida La Reforma. Open the Roamer app, start the tour, and walk at your own pace. You can begin at any time of day.
Retour
The tour ends at the Berlin Wall monument in Plaza Berlín, at the north end of Avenida Las Américas in Zona 14, where three original slabs of the Berlin Wall stand. From here you are in a walkable district with cafes and transport nearby.
Guatemala City Berlin Plaza Self Guided Walking Tour
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Walk one of Guatemala City's most surprising streets on your own schedule. No group, no guide, no one to keep pace with.
Avenida Las Américas is lined with the monuments each nation of the Americas sent. Together they tell one story: a country still arguing with itself about what freedom means.
Along the way: a dictator's pillar crowned with a democrat's eternal flame, a flag you can see the sky through, and three original slabs of the Berlin Wall.
A self-guided audio walk in your phone's browser. No app, no ticket. Start whenever you like, pause on any bench, skip what you want, listen in English or Spanish. One booking covers your whole group.
A note on content: this walk deals honestl...
Points forts
De 1 heure et 30 minutes à 3 heures
Proposé en Anglais & Espagnol
Annulation gratuite
Billet mobile
De 1 heure et 30 minutes à 3 heures
Proposé en Anglais & Espagnol
Annulation gratuite
Billet mobile
Ce qui est inclus
N / A
Private transportation
Points de rendez-vous
Départ
This is a self-guided audio walking tour with no live guide. Begin at the Obelisco, at the south end of Avenida La Reforma. Open the Roamer app, start the tour, and walk at your own pace. You can begin at any time of day.
Retour
The tour ends at the Berlin Wall monument in Plaza Berlín, at the north end of Avenida Las Américas in Zona 14, where three original slabs of the Berlin Wall stand. From here you are in a walkable district with cafes and transport nearby.
Itinéraire
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Avenue Reforma
An 18-metre obelisk built by a dictator in 1935, later given an eternal flame by
Guatemala's first democratic president. A monument where two visions of the country meet.
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An equestrian statue of Simón Bolívar, donated by Venezuela in 1990, honouring the liberator who freed six nations and died owning nothing.
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Francisco de Paula Santander, the Man of Laws, who built nations through constitutions while Bolívar built them through force.
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Avenue des Amériques
José Cecilio del Valle, who drafted Central America's Act of Independence but was never allowed to sign it, and won the presidency twice without serving a single day.
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The grandest plaza on the boulevard, holding the first monument Guatemala ever raised to a foreign citizen: Benito Juárez, a Zapotec orphan who defeated a European emperor.
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The grandest plaza on the boulevard, holding the first monument Guatemala ever raised to a foreign citizen: Benito Juárez, a Zapotec orphan who defeated a European emperor.
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José Matías Delgado, the priest who rang a bell for independence in 1811.
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Bernardo O'Higgins, half Irish and half Chilean, the illegitimate son of a Spanish viceroy who overthrew the system his father governed.
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he only plaza that broke from the Great Man portrait: an arch, a pyramid, a sphere, and a bust of Rubén Darío, the poet who remade the Spanish language.
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Juan Pablo Duarte, who founded a clandestine revolution in three-person cells and won independence from Haiti, then was exiled before he could govern.
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The oldest monument on the boulevard, contracted in 1893 and moved three times. Across the Americas Columbus is being reconsidered. Guatemala City keeps its statue.
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Ramón Castilla, who served in Bolívar's army and later, as president, abolished slavery in Peru.
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Every other country sent a portrait. Canada sent a human figure built of stacked stones, an Inukshuk, the only Indigenous art form on the entire boulevard.
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José Martí lived in Guatemala City and fell in love with a Guatemalan woman. The poem he wrote for her is carved into the base of this monument, the most personal story on the boulevard.
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A brand-new bust, because the last one was stolen and Uruguay replaced it. It honours the leader who ordered land redistribution to the most unfortunate in 1815.
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The plaza reinvented more times than any other. A stolen bust led to a mural, a new bust, and a literary garden. The answer to vandalism was to go bigger.
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The sculptor who began the boulevard's art in 1935 completed it here in 1985: a statue of Pope John Paul II with a peace manifesto carved into its base during a civil war.
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Place de Berlin
Three original sections of the Berlin Wall at the end of the boulevard. After 130 years of arguing about freedom, proof that walls fall.
