Ayuntamiento Antigua Guatemala

4 Calle Poniente, Antigua Guatemala , Western Highlands, Guatemala - Phone: 832-5511

Related BlogsAyuntamiento Antigua Guatemala

  • 1

    A Charming Colonial Town

    My biggest challenge was to come today, when I decided to leave Copan and attempt to hitch the 270 kilometre journey to Antigua, Guatemala. It was a five minute walk from the centre of Copan to the butterfly farm which sits beside the highway, and from ...

  • 2

    Blessing from God

    78 photos

    ... in 1773 and moved the capital to present day Guatemala City.  The former capital was renamed La Antigua Guatemala (the Old Guatemala).  This was a blessing in distinguish because only the poorest inhabitants remained.  Since they were of ...

  • 3

    More Lazy Days

    ... their website for current prices.  www.palaciochico.enantigua.com  Transport You can reach every corner of Guatemala from Antigua. The town’s streets are littered with travel agents all offering pretty much the same deals. If you ...

  • 4

    Shuttle to Antigua

    29 photos

    From Copan Ruinas you can take a shuttle directly to Antigua, Guatemala and avoid dealing with Guatemala City altogether.  Sounded like a great idea to me and well worth the $15. There is one that leaves at 6 am and another at noon.  Guess ...

  • 5

    Antigua: Pacaya volcano and last night sillyness

    19 photos

    ... restoration is in progress but decide I've done enough culture for today and decide against also visiting the cathedral and the Ayuntamiento (local government buildings) which line 2 of the other 3 sides of the Parque central. All except Tim, Doreen, ...

  • 6

    Procesión de Jesús Nazareno de la Caída

    58 photos

    ... uiteindelijk is het 00.30 uur geworden. Halverwege de avond kom ik aan de klets met Melani een dame uit Guatemala City (door de Guatemalteken 'Guate' genoemd) die na alle activiteiten overdag in Antigua nog even is blijven hangen omdat er ...

  • 7

    A Taste of the Extremes

    16 photos

    ... dirt, wrapped around the mountain with few switchbacks.  The incline had me wishing I had exercised more before arriving in Guatemala.  The older boys continued pressed us hard to purchase a “taxi” ride.  I could understand ...