Best places: Sights & Landmarks in Guatemala City, Guatemala

Colorful landmark archway dating to the 1600s & topped by a clock built in the 1800s.

👍👍 Beautiful park that costs 20Q for foreigners (15Q for locals). There are some trails taking you up to lookouts with breathtaking views and others along the lake where you can find a spot to swim. There are clean bathrooms and changing rooms. Worth a visit and you could even plan to hang out for the...

👍👍 Beautiful decorations inside and great architecture

👍👍 Lugar mágico, lleno de historia y misticismo, caminar por sus calles y avenidas, descansar en sus parques y alamedas es una experiencia maravillosa. Orgulloso de nuestra tierra!!

Simple gathering spot with trees, a central fountain & benches, plus nearby vendors & eateries.

Upbeat amusement park offering family-friendly entertainment, from water slides to bumper cars.

👍 I'm not a real fan of beef , but OMG! This steak house was amazing. The meat was delicious.

👍👍 Preparing for the great day of Good Friday in Santo Domingo Church accompanying the venerated Image of the Christ of Love in his Anointing and vexation.

Iconic church dating to 1767 featuring an ornate yellow facade & adjacent convent ruins.

👍👍 Good safe place , very clean, full of restaurants and shops .

👍👍 English speakers here are limited. But the food and service is great. The atmosphere is great. We sat the the courtyard this evening and the breeze from the thunderstorm was cool. The soup broth served before dinner is savory and warming. The establishment also offer a private shuttle to and from ou...

Ruins of an 18th-century nunnery, with a church, courtyards, a tower & some of the nuns' cells.

👍👍 Very pretty church and I have always been able to find parking right in front easily when Mass is not going on. There is also a market across the street that has typical Guatemalan crafts as well as wooden kitchenwares and locally made sweets.

Family-run restaurant offering popular Greek dishes in a tranquil, blue-toned dining room.

👍👍 If you start form Peter of Saint Joseph Betancur (Santo Hermano Pedro) Church you can walk and follow what is called the stations of the cross. The walk ends in Santa Ana at the El Calvario where the last Station of the Cross is presented for viewing. In the court yard of this Church is a tree. On...

Ruins of a 16th-century cathedral largely destroyed by earthquake in 1773 & only partially rebuilt.

Landmark cathedral consecrated in 1815, with an imposing neoclassical facade & an opulent interior.

👍👍 I absolutely love Samsara!! I went there for basically every meal while I was in Antigua. It's a vegetarian restaurant where they bring the produce from their own organic farm. They have so many options that I could eat, even though I can't eat onion or garlic. The food is delicious and it was stom...

Remains of a large religious complex from the early 1700s featuring a church with an ornate facade.