Private Walking tour of Antigua Guatemala

It blends colonial history with modern comfort, featuring beautifully preserved stone archways, lush gardens, museums, and candlelit corridors that create a magical and historic atmosphere.

Within its walls rest the remains of Saint Brother Pedro de Betancourt, Guatemala’s saint.

Surrounded by colonial buildings and shaded by trees, it remains a charming and photogenic spot that reflects everyday life in Antigua.

Today, only a quarter remains standing, while the rest is preserved as historic ruins.

Learn about its history and visit an old colonial house.

In 1997, the Spanish Cooperation restored parts of the building and opened a small museum.

Considered more valuable than gold, jade symbolized fertility, life, and power.

Its construction incorporated anti-seismic design, allowing it to withstand the earthquakes that destroyed much of the city.