• Antigua Guatemala Central Park - Parque Central in Antigua Guatemala is a delightful haven encircled by colonial architecture, providing a peaceful retreat in the city’s core. The cobblestone paths lead to the renowned La Merced Church and the grand Palacio de los Capitanes Generales. Adorned with vibrant gardens and benches, the park invites both locals and tourists to unwind and enjoy the historic atmosphere. As the heart of Antigua, Parque Central embodies the spirit of this UNESCO World Heritage site, offering a scenic venue for cultural events, leisurely walks, and a charming insight into the rich tapestry of Antigua’s history and present.
• Royal Palace of the Captains General - The Palace of the General Captains in Antigua Guatemala stands as a magnificent tribute to the city’s colonial past. Constructed in the 18th century, this impressive building served as the residence for the Spanish colonial governors. Today, its striking facade and elaborate architecture continue to enchant visitors. The palace, surrounded by beautiful gardens, provides a glimpse into Antigua’s history, with its historical importance resonating through its well-preserved halls. As a significant landmark in this UNESCO World Heritage site, the Palace of the General Captains invites exploration, offering a tangible connection to the city’s colonial heritage.
• Santa Catalina Arch - The Santa Catalina Arch in Antigua Guatemala is a captivating emblem of the city’s architectural beauty and cultural appeal. This iconic arch, originating from the 17th century, spans 5th Avenue and links the Santa Catalina convent to a school, creating a stunning scene against the backdrop of the Agua Volcano. Its distinctive yellow hue and Baroque-style design make it a cherished landmark, providing a perfect frame for postcard-worthy views of Antigua. As a testament to the city’s rich history and colonial legacy, the Santa Catalina Arch invites visitors to walk beneath its arches and immerse themselves in the timeless beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Iglesia de la Merced - The Church of La Merced is a splendid example of colonial architecture and religious heritage. Dating back to the 18th century, this Baroque masterpiece features an ornate facade adorned with intricate stucco work and sculptures. The church’s interior is a haven of peace, showcasing a harmonious blend of Spanish and Mudejar influences. Surrounded by lush gardens, the Church of La Merced stands as a timeless symbol of Antigua’s cultural richness and spiritual significance, offering visitors a serene escape into the city’s colonial past.
• Casa del Jade - There are a few more stops along the way, but those will remain a surprise to make the experience even more special.

• Local tour guide
• 2.5-hour guided tour

Imagine strolling through Antigua Guatemala and still overlooking the enchanting elements that make this colonial treasure truly memorable. Many visitors admire the pastel-colored buildings, snap photos of the iconic Santa Catalina Arch, and believe they’ve experienced it all, when in fact, they’ve only scratched the surface.

Beyond its cobblestone streets and baroque ruins are hidden courtyards brimming with age-old tales, local artisans preserving traditional crafts, and flavors that narrate the story of Guatemala itself. Without a local guide, it’s easy to overlook the serene beauty concealed behind the walls.

With our Walking Tour in Antigua Guatemala, you’ll explore the city through the perspective of a local resident. Your guide customizes the experience to match your interests, whether you’re enthusiastic about history, culture, or daily life.

You’ll also receive personalized recommendations on the best spots to dine, shop, and unwind, ensuring you truly experience the essence of Antigua.

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