Antigua is one of the nicest colonial towns. There are many old ruins to explore and travelers will have a great time walking the cobblestone streets.

This church which I visited with Elizabeth Bell as my guide is a shadow of its former self - that which has survived several earthquakes It' two chapels are lovely but more importantly its collection of 16th C art is striking. Well worth a visit...More

This church and its history make for an interesting tour. We had a group of 10 and a guide and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Don't go by yourselves, be sure to get a guide so you can learn more.

The restored retablo is worth the visit, the "hall of miracles" a little creepy but I suppose not unusual for saints with supposed healing powers (Hermano Pedro de Bettancourt). Other side chapels also worth a look, including the area honoring Pedro's canonization (no cast-off infant...More

Came for a visit at 1630 hrs. Paid entrance fee, and was quickly greeted by a Tour guide named Marcelino (or named very similar). He gave us a great tour, and then at the end proceeded to rip us off for Q600. Enter the Museo...More

It is a very beautiful church, big, from el Cerro de la Cruz is the one with the white dome. Is approx 10 minutes walk from the city center.

At Middle North edge of city ... Everything can go by Wajking ... Limitted attractions in this small city with stone pavement for all streets (No asphalt) ... Originally, for Relaxation. The People of Country in (GuateMala) are Comforable (Maybe, the most one between all...More