WHAT TO DO
Welcome To Antigua, Guatemala!
Antigua Guatemala, framed by majestic volcanoes, boasts a captivating blend of colonial charm and natural beauty. The cobblestone streets echo with the city’s rich history, while lively markets and traditional celebrations showcase its vibrant culture. The local cuisine, a delicious fusion of indigenous and Spanish influences, offers delights like pepián and tamal colorado. Top it off with the renowned coffee, and Antigua becomes a compact yet unforgettable destination, where stunning scenery, rich culture, and exquisite flavors converge.
Here are some of our recommendations!
Starbucks Antigua
Centro histórico, 5a Avenida Norte 15, Antigua Guatemala
Starbucks Antigua, nestled in the heart of the historic city, provides a unique coffee experience against the backdrop of Antigua Guatemala’s colonial charm.
Artista de Cafe
5ta Avenida Sur No. 34B Antigua, Guatemala
With excellent coffee and food options, Artista de Cafe serves amazing Guatemalan coffee that will leave you wanting more.
La Cuevita de los Urquizu
Calle Oriente 9D, Antigua Guatemala
Long established restaurant that serves delicious typical Guatemalan food and drinks, definitely a must visit!
Casa Troccoli
5a Avenida Norte, Antigua Guatemala
Casa Troccoli is a rustic, antique home of an Italian family that was turned into a restaurant, located right next to the Santa Catalina Arch, with a gorgeous rooftop overlooking the city.
Fridas Antigua
5a Avenida Norte # 29 Calle del Arco Antigua Guatemala
Visit Frida’s for trendy Mexican cuisine with a fun atmosphere!
Santa Catalina Arch
5a Avenida Norte 28, Antigua Guatemala
The Santa Catalina Arch is one of the distinguishable landmarks in Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala, built in the 17th century.
Ruinas de La Antigua Catedral Metropolitana de Santiago
4a Avenida Sur, Antigua Guatemala
The construction of the first Cathedral of Antigua Guatemala began in 1545. This building was collapsed due to an earthquake but still holds its beauty and is now an operating museum!
Ek Chuha
4a Calle Ote. 14, Antigua Guatemala
A Guatemalan family owned chocolate museum that teach different types of workshops for making chocolate. Guatemala is one of the largest chocolate exporter’s in the world!
You can participate in the chocolate workshop, teaching you about the history of the cacao plant in Guatemala, how chocolate was discovered by the Mayan community, and the production process. You also get to make your own chocolate treats!