Antigua guatemala

Beautiful old town with authentic architecture and awesome contemporary cafes and restaurants. The best time to go there is Semana Santa - a week before Easter. There you'll find a spectacular tradition of people wearing purple and carrying huge platforms.
We lived in Guatemala city and came here by taxi, approximately $40-50 one way. Uber works great.
Living in Antigua is much more expensive but feels like all the tourists are here :)
One more thing — I recommend wearing comfy shoes since all the streets are made of stone and they are very steep and narrow. I always stumbled on everything in my Birkenstocks, so I think it'd better to wear some sort of sneakers here.

Spanish style town with stone streets. Authentic culture, lots of coffee, jade, jewelry and much more. AirBnB villas are so cozy you’ll want to stay, but the prices are a bit heftier than the rest of the lil towns.

Colonial city with great cultural and natural attractions, a plenty of international restaurants and boutique hotels

Fell in love exploring the city. Very colorful and vibrant. Great architecture. Delicious food. Friendly people.

Historic Spanish City and Mayan culture spot

Magical place! I love the feeling in this city, people are so nice and welcoming. Thank you, I will surely be back!

Because of the festival, I had to wait for many hours in traffic just to get to the parking lot. When I got there, then a small bus (free service) took me to Antigua (2 minutes trip) the bus was beautifully decorated with flowers 😍... When I got to the central park of Antigua... OMG! Everything was beautiful!! Waiting for so long was really worth it!!... Next time I'll stay in a hotel 😁

Beautiful and colourful city. Lots of bars, restaurants and cafes starting early mornings until late night.

Excellent place to visit if you are into history and old stuuff

it was the better experience that I had the people is so kind and the information about the places is in everyplace the build were amazing.

Such an amazing little gem. The shops, the restaurants, pastry shops, wine shops, the history and architecture. Just an awesome experience!

Majestic volcano mountains, gorgeous birds, kind people, delicious pupusas, fresh fruits, colonial architecture, faithful church

Parking is hard to find and you must pay for it in Antigua. Look for the police officers in blue colored vests to purchase a "parking ticket,."

Very rich in history and culture, Worth the trip up

I can’t remember the name of the shop, but I bought some coffee at antigua Guatemala. The best!! They said it was from volcanic soil and was more flavor an deep brown color. It did a lot of crema and was tasty. I spent around 15 $ on a small jar.

Was here during Semana Santa, was incredible!

A UNESCO protected site, it is a monument to what in the 16th century was the most beautiful and culturally developed CITY in All of the Americas. The multiple ruins of Italian Renaissance inspired cathedrals will attest to this. The city is beautiful enough as it is, but to nestle it between three amazing volcanoes makes it truly breathtaking.

Antigua is one of the most beautiful tourist destinations that everyone should visit when in Guatemala. The town is easily walkable and offers a large variety of hotels and restaurants. Parking may be difficult to find, especially on a weekend, so your best bet is to get further away from the center park.

UNESCO heritage city. Cobblestone streets. Volcanos in all directions. Plenty of restaurants and shops. Best place in the country to buy jade.

Breath taking visiting all the places in Antigua with Hugo Suarez and Wild Guatemala!!