45 kms

Is the most active volcano in Guatemala, with 2500 mts. above the sea; the environment is formed by humid forest and rocks and it is readily accessible to visit and see the lava

Ten minutes – walking

Located near the Central Plaza, the Santa Catalina Arch is an icon of La Antigua. When it was first built in the 17th century, it connected the Santa Catalina convent with a school. This key feature allowed cloistered nuns to move from one building to another without being seen on the street.

15 minutes walking

The exquisite Baroque facade shows an extraordinary ornamental work done in stucco, with a vibrant yellow color. Inside the monastery you can also see one of the largest fountains of the city.

Ten minutes - walking

The majestic San José Cathedral is located in the heart of La Antigua Guatemala, dominating the eastern side of Central Park, surrounded by colonial architecture and within walking distance of the city’s main points of interest.

45 to 60 minutes walking

From here, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the colonial city, with its grid-like streets, historic churches, and the majestic Agua Volcano in the background.

15 minutes walking

Founded by the Jesuit order in the 17th century and completed in 1698, its construction was led by architect José de Porres

20 minutes walking

This is the first and largest jade factory in the city. It has a museum, showroom, exhibition and much information about the Maya worldview.

20 minutes walking

Was the last female convent founded in the city. One of the biggest attractions is the impressive tower of retirement with circular configuration of 18 cells.

Ten minutes walking

It was built by the Franciscan order and is known for its wooden altar and small museum, which offers a glimpse into the church's history. Saint Brother Pedro de San José de Betancur is buried in its catacombs.

15 minutes walking

Its foundation was promoted by Poor Clare nuns from the convent of Puebla de los Ángeles (present-day Puebla, Mexico), who arrived in Santiago de Guatemala (now Antigua) at the end of the 17th century. The convent was officially founded in 1699 under the Order of the Poor Clares (Order of Saint Clare).

20 minutes walking

Founded in 1701 by the Recollect friars, the convent was part of an important religious complex dedicated to contemplative and spiritual life

20 minutes - walking

You can explore a variety of informative attractions, such as the Colonial Museum, the Museum of Archaeology, the Museum of Pre-Columbian Art and Modern Glass, Marco Augusto Quiroa and the Artists' Rooms, the Silver Museum and the Pharmacy Museum.