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1. Mercado Central
Address: 8 Calle, Cdad. de Guatemala, Guatemala
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 7 AM
Telephone: +502 2230 1579
Business type: Market
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David Partridge: The place to find all of your hand-made goods of Guatemala. Leather goods, clothing, fancy shirts, shoes, purses, and much, much more. Great food stalls available and always busy with vendors and customers. A nice place to shop for the day.
Natalie Maritz: I wish I would’ve came here my first night in GC to buy produce and meats. This place has everything - your souvenir stores, meat markets, produce stands, seasoning sections, food court with breakfasts and lunches… EVERYTHING!
Ahmet S: Very colourful and beautiful market. It is unique experience to shop in such as local market with Guatemalan people.
Jorge Gonzalez: What an incredible way to experience life through the eyes of the locals. One can find anything in the market, crafts, souvenirs, food, clothing, shoes, Piñatas and gifts.
Embassy of Tacos: Can't go wrong with a soup from the comedor. Guatemala takes their caldos seriously.
Lorena Barrera-Shankle: Love the Central market...great food andAmazing place to get all my gifts. Love the culture the colors and history of this place!!
Kathy E. Sanati: This is a really colourful and vibrant place that I surely recommend as long as you know that you will not be looking or shopping in peace and as long as you expect vendors to triple the price for you as a foreigner. I was greeted and asked to come in at every single stall that I passed ( and there are a lot!). Although vendors are not agresssive, I felt annoyed. I have watched recent Spanish YouTube videos of locals buying stuff there so I had an idea of the price but I was quoted 3 times more . I left after 30 min because I felt overwhelmed by the vendors and the inability to just look at something without having them pounce on me .I did see some very unique fruits and vegetables, unknown herbs and lots of colourful shoes, purses, cloths, clothing and crafts. It’s a must see but come prepared.
Pamela Curran: Loved it. Great food cheap. Bought alot of souvenirs and they were very fairly priced. But allow for negotiating. I got 2 purses for 60q
Charles Belk: This place is neat! I have been to a lot of central markets around the world, and this one hangs well with them. Good selection. They love to haggle, and you can ultimately get a extremely great deal! I was able to get a customized, handmade bracelet for $3usd and a really cool oversize Guatemala coffee mug for $4.50 and a shot glass for $1.50, and a cool Guatemalan tshirt for $4 usd!
Christian Kunst: Perfect place to see the daily life here in Guatemala City. Lots of textile, pottery and wooden decorations - all handcrafted by local people. Lower floor is full of fruits and vegetables and local cuchinas. For all who are looking for a new experience. Would like to come again..
2. Artisan market
Address: Handicraft Market, Poniente, Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9 AM
Business type: Market
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Aviah Shochetman: The local artisan market is very nice and offers a wide variety of handmade crafts but is very focused on descriptions and prices accordingly.
samuel dean: Get ready for craziness! Everyone is friendly and anything you can dream of will be there. Find the second hand clothing store in the very very far back.
Julio Mansilla: Get ready to haggle! Or simply enjoy supporting the local artisans and many resellers that inhabit this color full and beautiful market. If you are looking for a souvenir I highly recommend you come to this market and avoid the one in Guatemala City as the parking situation is horrible and both the area and place aren't safe. Whereas this market feels much more secure and relaxed with comparable prices (if you haggle a bit).
Connolly K: This market is great, seriously. It has it all, from food to spices to dead and live animals to clothes to textiles- everything. If you dont see what you want, ask and someone will help find it for you. There's even bathrooms and restaurants tucked in the corners. Approximately 4 blocks from the central square, this market is not to be missed. I literally visited every day i was in antigua because every day is different and because you're bound to see something new every time. Check it out, be sure to barter and enjoy!
Sabine Hein: I have been there last 30 years ago and about nothing changed. You don't pay attention you pay triple price, so bargaining is essential and gets tiring at times. They have a big variety of the same everywhere. I didn't end up buying as much as I wanted as I gotten tired looking through the same over everywhere. Definitely I will go there again next time to see what they have then :-)
al Echols: The Artisan market is awesome. If you appreciate Guatamalan culture this is the place to be. Every vendor is extremely helpful. From clothing to jewelry. It's just an incredible experience.
Stephanie Bailey: It's fun! Be sure to get prices of things you are interested in, as you walk away they'll bring down the price, that's fine say thanks and the go and look around elsewhere and do some comparison shopping. You don't want to abuse these people either to be fair, but you do that by listening to their offer as your non-committaly looking. They have some amazing stuff! Just remember, they too are trying to rebuild and come back from Covid, it was a very difficult and desperate time, so be sure to be fair and have fun! They like the barter, and the banter! So enjoy it! Don't forget to smile and laugh!
Ali Arslan: If you are into souvenirs, gifts this is a go to place in Antigua. Even if you are rather a backpacker instead of a shopper you can still enjoy the beauty and colorfulness of these amazing stores
Roger Reid: So much stuff to look at but the people are great 👍
bernie c: So much cool stuff… great food great prices
3. Mercado de Artesanias El Carmen
Address: H759+C3G, Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9 AM
Business type: Market
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- a 16 meters away famous shops in: Mercado de Artesanias
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lesley stones: There are dozens of stalls and traders here selling a fascinating and incredibly colourful selection of handicrafts. Everyone will greet you and encourage you to buy, but I didn’t feel any pressure when I said I was just browsing. Haggling is expected!
Himasha Perera: Went there for about 5 mins. Seemed like a interesting selection but the vendors were unbearably pushy and incessant.
David Phipps: Great place to buy things but more expensive than most of the other street vendors and they are frantically pushy
Varun Deshpande: Wonderful place to pick up souvenirs of all sorts in Antigua. Lots of vendors, lots of them selling similar things but still ends up being a good amount of variety. Helps if you can speak at least some basic amount of spanish. Read some reviews saying vendors are pushy but I didn't think so at all. They will pitch wares to you when you pass in front of their stalls but all of the ones I passed were incredibly respectful and all the ones I interacted with were very nice even when I ended up not purchasing anything from them. All willing to bargain and you can usually get them to sell for 50-70% of the originally quoted price. I probably could have bargained them down further but didn't feel the need to. As other people have suggested you can stroll through Nim Pot before coming here to get an idea of prices.
Aldrin R.: Lots of nice stuff to bring back home, prices definitely negotiable
Tiffani Carpenter: The market and stalls are nice however it is a "hard sell" environment and we felt a ton of pressure from each vendor to purchase. It was exhausting and by the end, we were just anxious to leave. Unfortunate because there were many things to see and possibly purchase but didn't enjoy the experience of so much pressure to buy. Prefer Nim Pot where you don't have that and they let you browse freely.
Arun Jonathan: Nice place to do some street shopping. Do not buy items without bargaing. Some of the items can be bargained to 75-50% of the price the shop keepers actually quote. The place closes early in the evening. So don't expect to do some night shopping here. Clothes, shoes, jewelry, gift items, handcrafts etc can be found here. Be careful in testing the authenticity of the jewels if you are buying any jewelry here.
Alejandra Cardenas: This mercado has a great selection of artesanías and the sellers are willing to negotiate prices, especially if it's early and it will be their first sale of the day. Inside the building it's like a maze but you do want to explore all the stands.
Bel Woodhouse: Every colour of the rainbow in boots n bags, belts and beanies. You can find anything here from T-shirts to hand made leather goods all with a splash of Guatemalas famous colour. It's vibrant, a good place to spend some time in and barter for your take home souvenirs. There is a walkway with small gardens and fountains running through the middle so it's easy to find your way back out again.
Hugo Gerardo Azurdia: Excellent antique and gift shops. You can find great deals and decent prices.
4. Coleccion 21
Address: 19 avenida B 0-80 Vista Hermosa II zona 15, Cdad. de Guatemala 01015, Guatemala
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9 AM
Telephone: +502 2369 0751
Business type: Antique store
Web page: http://www.coleccion21.com/
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- a 1 meters away accounting academies in: Cayala Learning Academy
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Karina Jaar: Unique and original pieces 👌 I love it, I have been a client for 20 years My house looks beautiful with these pieces
5. Handcrafts Market
Address: Cdad. de Guatemala, Guatemala
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9 AM
Business type: Handicraft
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- a 8 meters away handicraft shops in: Artesanias Maya Republik
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Makis Dimo: Very clean, good quality localy crafted artesanias. Very helpful people and not annoying as in most touristic places. Good parking space and conveniently located next to airport, museums, zoo and galleries. They stock a lot of things here, textiles, paintings, bags, souvenirs and cloths. Pay in cash for an extra discount. PRICES ARE ALL INFLATED. Ask for a better price and still go lower. There is a nice garden and beaches to have a drink or ice cream. Very very polite people. You will enjoy spending 1-2 hours around here
S P: Bargains, cash and credit card accepted. Jewelry recommended Jade in different colors such as green, apple, black and lilac (very rare only available in Guatemala). Leather, handmade fabrics.
Yadid: Great handcraft market, prices now are low and you can ask for a discount as well
Gustavo Orozco: Nice place where they got menu stuff made typical places on also too expenses you can have a places cheaper in Central Market in Guatemala City
Mohammad Anini: Very well organized market with lots of souvenirs
Lacey Howard: This market has about 20 little shops, with linens, bead work, clothing, wood carvings, and more. It's a fun place to visit!
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Minina Catel: This place has some really nice vibe , it has different stuff I haven’t seen in other markets I just wished I had more money time and space in my luggage
Nolan Higueros: Had a good selection a little pricier but las option
chad: The market itself isn't bad, the security are jerks and made me very uncomfortable. I don't appreciate having them scream at me for just trying to leave after buying presents. Having different exits makes sense if it is inside, not in an open air market. Also the exit meets up with the entrance inside so you walk next to the people coming in so it doesn't do any good. I really don't appreciate haveing people scream at me, it's unprofessional.
IAGUIDEL “IAGUIDEL”: If you looking for a good quality, this is the best place
6. Majadas Once
Address: 27 Av. 6-40, Cdad. de Guatemala 01011, Guatemala
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 7 AM
Telephone: +502 2210 6789
Business type: Shopping mall
Web page: http://www.majadas.com/
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- a 0 meters away slime shops in: Jugueteria Butoys
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Shirley Munguia: Great place yo eat AND buy
Amilcar Palencia: It is a place with many businesses and good restaurants.
Ivanny Figueroa: Lots of fun and designer clothes
Félix Reyes: I didn't know so much about this place, but what little we saw, was beautiful. We would like to visit this place again.
Lucy Trotzke: I go here for very specific reasons as there is not a large selection of stores but there is a short string of satisfying restaurants which will always be full on weekends at all hours. So, if you are looking for a place to have a meal, a pint or brunch, this is a good option for the area. It has a nice open courtyard and a unique area for children in the front.
Tim Wodzynski: I have been many times and although I haven't eaten in all of the restaurants this is a great place to come for lunch, dinner or a couple of drinks with friends. There are a lot of parking spaces but it gets extremely busy on a Friday and Saturday night!!!
Dulce Rivera: A great assortment of entertaining venues and restaurants in a well planned layout.
Aida Barrera Pérez: I love they have restaurants with terraces. A convenient place for eating and meet with close family and few friends during pandemic times.
Mario Ramirez: They have all types of restaurant's, they just opened a movie theater and have lots of parking
jose reinoso: Love this place in Guatemala..one of my favorite restaurants is Fre Fratelli I think that's how you spell it lol 👍service is amazing...the bartender Daniel is great and the food incredibly fresh. We are coming back every time we are here from California. Great atmosphere at Majadas always
7. Antigua Guatemala Central Park
Address: H748+QG4, 4 Avenida Norte, Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala
Schedule: Open 24 hours
Business type: Tourist attraction
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Beverly Adamson: Wonderful park, great place to have a meal, people watch, or just soak up the culture. Pros: center of everything! Banks, food, churches - action is right there! Downside is all the buskers, constantly asking you to buy stuff and pushing their little ones to sell things.
Johan Palm: A nice calm but lively town center in the middle of Antigua, we visited during new years and they had an open market with lots of local products to purchase. A beautiful church is located right next to the square in the old Spanish catholic style.
Patryk Zieliński: This is where our adventure with Guatemala began. We spent a few fun-filled days in this beautiful city. It's worth taking a walk to discover all the best spots in Antigua.
Mellen: My third visit there and I always feel incredibly captivated by the energy and excitement of Antigua when visiting. I love the diversity of the crowd and the "people watching" is amazing. I could honestly spend a day sitting on a bench in central park and be entertained.
adrienne priess: Beautiful Antigua square. Sights, sounds, vendors, foods, birds, cobble stone and so much more. History and colors fill the streets. Traditional village people and the new age city folks all come together here.
Darren D: Beautiful park with lots to see and right in the centre of the town. It is swarming with vendors though and at times you won't have a moment of peace. Also very crowded at times. But definitely worth a visit.
Girls On Global Adventures: The place is amazing. It's nearby everything. There's a lot of cafés surrounding the ares. There's always a police presence so you feel safer. It's also really near to the iconic arc where you can take photos of the arc and volcan de agua. At the main park you can grab a snacks, coffee someone actually have a backpack of coffee selling it around. And there are many souvenir shops. It's the best place to start to get to know Antigua.
Susanna Valencia: If you wish to go back in time, walk in streets of large stones and be captivated by all of the colonial achitecture, you cannot by pass this small town. Every corner of streets has remarkable cafés and baristas, enchanting folkloric boutiques and artisanal crafts that make you want to redecorate your whole house. The weather in much cooler so be sure to encourage the indigenous comunity and buy their hand made "chapin" sweater, it makes a wonderul souvenir and will keep you warm while your strolling around.
Walter Crowe: Antiqua is exceptional. Historical city with geological wonders surrounding it. The people are friendly and personable.
Jessica Orellana: Love this place! There is always something exciting to do and people from all over the world visit.
8. Nim Po’t
Address: 5a Avenida Norte 29 Antigua, Guatemala 03001, Guatemala
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9 AM
Telephone: +502 7832 2681
Business type: Souvenir store
Web page: https://www.nimpotexport.com/
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- a 6 meters away stores to buy women's shoulder bag: Chi Luisa Store
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M Roman: Lots of places to buy local crafts and works in Antigua, but this deserves your time. Indoors. Wide selection. The back wall alone with the numerous masks is awesome. Don’t just take a photo, buy something. They also have a series of prints on a side wall that will brighten up any space. Come on in and enjoy.
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Oded Neeman: It's hard to call it a market as it's actually a big store, but anyway I liked it. They sell similar things to the markets, sometimes the prices are higher than the markets but sometimes they might be cheaper. The BIG advantage to me was that there are no seller trying to sell you things so you can take your time to look at everything and decide.
D. F.: There's no haggling/pressure here so if you want to take home souvenirs without the hassle, this is the place to go. They have a wide selection of handicrafts. Some items did seem more expensive but everything is well marked so you can decide if the price is right for you.
Melvin León: Best place to get Guatemalan souvenirs in Antigua, the prices are all the same wether you are local or foreigner. They have a diversity of Guatemalan stuff: Wallets, paints, little bags, traditional t-shirts and dresses, ceramics, masks, postals, coffee, cacao and much more. The prices are definitely cheap. You could buy everything and won't spend that much. It's definitely a place you should visit to buy beautiful stuff for your family and friends.
Guillermo Bolaños: If you want colonial-style decorations this is the place to be, from angels and saints to "Catrina's" and death representations,to an altar for "San Simon", saint of the people with doubtful reputation. You can get masks, images, costumes, coffee and chocolate all handcrafted locally.
Lisa HD: Great place with an impressive collection of traditional and non traditional Guatemalan souvenirs.It is expensive though. If visiting interior villages, you can actually get it much cheaper. If not, this place is definitely the best bet.
Sol García-Juárez: Guatemalan handicrafts market. Very popular with tourists. Prices are almost the same they would charge to Guatemalans/people who can go shopping in really out-of-the-way places. The difference is probably US$1-2 more for somewhat larger items, i.e., t-shirts, small ragdolls. They offer help in shipping larger items, i.e., carved wooden objects like chairs, tables, desks. There is a library stocked with books in several languajes, but don't expect much variety or literary masterpieces to be available in your languaje. Most of the sales asociates speak English, but do not wear uniforms or identifying tags which makes for some awkward moments when you ask for help from fellow shoppers instead of sales associates. You'll find lots of trinkets for a couple USDs to take as gifts for friends/family. Be prepared to use a calculator/currency converter app, prices are posted in GQT, i.e., local currency, the quetzal (Q.) Most of the time there is a crowd. Not a wheelchair-friendly layout or floors. Restrooms available, passably clean most of the time.
Kayla Copeland: Fairly priced, not too expensive at all. We bought things here and all at the artisanal markets, and were not disappointed with the options that we got here. It was nice to take our time shopping without feeling overwhelmed by all the street vendors calling out or to have to worry about haggling a price down.
Monica Kamel: Love love love this awesome market like store! So colourful, fun and beautiful things you can pick up
Y: Best shopping area in Antigua:) maybe it opens around 9 AM
9. Plaza y Mercado
Address: WVVQ+486, 5a Avenida, Chichicastenango, Guatemala
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9 AM
Business type: Market
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- a 24,027 meters away sports events: Campo Comunal
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Emilie Walker: Quite the place! I recommend getting here the night before or early in the morning to see the vendors setting up before it gets too busy. We were interested in getting a mask, but were kind of disappointed in the quality (of the painting, the carving seemed good) so we didn’t end up getting one. Once it gets busy (around 11am) I’d recommend heading to the next place. Ideal if you have your own vehicle.
Adrienne: it wasn't what I expected. Be careful for all the people trying to over charge for parking and to give you tours. It is the most annoying thing ever. Park at the Shells gas station if you do need parking and don't hire a tour guide. You don't need one.
Koen: In addition to the famous Thursday and Sunday market, there is a daily market with souvenirs and fresh products in the market building and on the adjacent square.
paul morandi: IT IS a must do spot in Guatemala.Markets are done on Thursdays and Sundays, but the most activity is on Sundays. We were really impressed with the amount of streets, merchants and articles… the prices are not cheaper to be honest but just the beauty of the event is incredible !
Alberto Levy: Traditional Mayan market that combines food, merchandise and crafts. Thursday’s and Fridays are market days, and therefore much more crowded but with a larger variety of products. Rest of the days also display goods. Visit the churches on both sides of the market, as they are the main tourist attraction. Both combine catholic and Mayan rituals and both date from the XIV century.
Nathaniel Wheelwright: Very cool place. Lots to see and buy and beautiful colors everywhere. Check out the Maximon figures (the Mayan/Christian hybrid deity who smokes cigarettes and drinks rum, very cool). I would suggest being careful after dark in Chichicastenango. MS-13 has a pretty strong presence here. They don't hassle tourists, but it's still a good idea to be careful.
Manuel Perez (Tecun): Beautiful market in Chichicastenango, Quiché.Fresh vegetables, meat, flowers, leaves for teas. Lost of Beautiful artenasan artifacts. You have to come and visit.
Zarate Luis: Amazing Place, you have to visit the temples where one of the Mayan books were discovered (The Popol Vuh)
Adi Kidron: A very nice and big market for the localsWith all the colours .Don't miss it, you can find anything you want there.
Paz Francisco: Nice place to shop, find all sorts of item.
10. Caoba Farms Restaurant
Address: 5 Avenida Sur Final, Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 8 AM
Telephone: +502 7832 9201
Business type: Organic farm
Web page: http://www.caobafarms.com/
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- a 9 meters away cheap plants: Antigua Exotic Garden
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Allie Ashman: We walked to Caoba for brunch after our ATV excursion. The walk was far but easy, seeing that side of Antigua was nice. Even though it was overcast, the ambiance was beautiful - surrounded by nature. The Artisan Market at the front of the restaurant was cute and the vendors were friendly and had cute items. I loved the natural and organic aspect of the restaurant. Our waiter was accommodating and attentive. It started to rain and they even offered us an umbrella when we needed to go to the restroom. Now, the food. It was absolutely amazing. Probably one of the best brunches I have every eaten. The omelette was cooked to perfection and so flavorful. The french toast was tasty and rich. Their homemade strawberry jam was delicious and not too sweet, it was perfect on the sourdough. Overall, it was a 11/10 experience between the food and the scenery. I hope I can come back soon!
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Mitch C.: Walked to Caoba this morning. Nice little playground, space for classes, beautiful murals and art. Colors everywhere. Quality over quantity is a good rule. This place had both. It was not inexpensive but totally worth it. I think it was the largest and best breakfast I have ever had. The 24oz liquado (smoothie) from papaya and pineapple was delicious - the breakfast was out of this world - but I'm struggling to finish it all! Two massive pieces of bacon, a chorizo, soft scrambled eggs 😋❤️ salad and made in house Sourdough toast with an avocado, cheese, a roasted tomato and potatoes. Mind blowing goodness. The way food should taste. Friendly staff. Beautiful farm. Not to be missed.
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k2damen: Honestly one of the best settings I’ve had whilst eating lunch. The restaurant and farm is situated at the base of the volcano not too far from town (you can walk it). Great service, live music, beautiful plants and vibe. I’d say it’s a bit pricey for what it is and the menu wasn’t very big but definitely worth checking out.
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Erin Freeman: This place is awesome. When you sit to eat you are surrounded by plants. The avocado toast was great. The El Rosa smoothie was delicious. My server Mario was great— so attentive & friendly. Definitely worth a little longer walk from the center of Antigua.
Stephanie Bailey: Amazing food, true farm to table restaurant. Very cool experience, wonderful atmosphere would happily go again!
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Vince Bonanno: The afternoon I spent at Caoba Farms was the best meal experience I had in Guatemala. Really fun live music, super friendly staff, delicious food, all surrounded by a beautiful farm. They are only open Thursday - Sunday, so if you’re there during a weekend make sure to take advantage!
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Peter Buckland Merrett: Incredible food and setting. Very friendly service so worth the short wait for a table. Highly recommended.
Dorsa Fahami: We worked with Caoba Farms to host our welcome dinner for our wedding. Little did we know that this was the first private event they had ever held, but you would never be able to tell with how SEAMLESS everything went. First the food was the best we had in Antigua. We offered both vegan and meat options, and all of our meat eaters ended up going back for vegan seconds because the food was that good! People were literally talking about the soup for days! It was such a fun great and unique atmosphere to host a welcome dinner to Antigua! We were worried people would have a hard time since the floor was dirt, but honestly the ambience and the place was so pretty it didnt end up mattering! This is a great place for events because it also has a small stage for speeches, and it feels so private and exclusive! A must visit in Antigua!
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Yugal Nagda: Amazing food. They use all home grown organic vegetable. Michelada was amazing. Food is reasonably priced. Wonderful atmosphere
Leilani Yats: Caoba Farms is a staple in Antigua for anyone ready to enjoy a farm-to-table experience, family environment, or purchase locally sourced products helping communities and the environment. My favorite part is an after meal stroll through the farm, checking out the mariposa space and saying hello to the farm animals.
11. Unicentro
Address: 19 Calle 5-47, Cdad. de Guatemala 01010, Guatemala
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 10 AM
Telephone: +502 2366 6384
Business type: Shopping mall
Web page: http://www.unicentro.com.gt/
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- a 5 meters away Financial institutions in: FICOHSA
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Julio Rios: Functional but aged, it has that early 00s mall feel with non high profile stores, convenient for the People living near. Clean amenities, cemaco is within the same parking. Had a small good court
Yngrid Hernandez Rodas: Boring place early in the morning. No where to get even a coffee before 9am
Shivananda Sasmal: It's nice mail, food Plaza have variety of food, nice super market...
Prashant Tripathi: Good places to shop
Martha Zelada: Good place, if you would like to be pace full, just don't come at lunch time
Joseph Escobar: Horrible parking! Shops ok, inadequate electric stairs. Only fast food available.
I Val: I visited La Morena Nails. Clinic pedicure Service and Prices are great!
Edwin Rodriguez: Nice, clean and lot of stores and homemade food at the foodcourt
Alex López: Cool place with a huge cemaco mall near very good foodcourt ... the parking is very stretch otherwise is realy good.
Cesar Roldan: The parking spot can be improved a lot more more with a more ligths.
12. Palacio Nacional de la Cultura
Address: JFVP+3Q2, 6A Calle, Cdad. de Guatemala 01001, Guatemala
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 8 AM
Telephone: +502 2239 5000
Business type: Tourist attraction
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- a 16 meters away plasterboard companies: Toldos y Herrería Candelaria
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Ronny Pichilla: Beautiful place from the inside and outside! We took the tour that it last about 45 minutes. The tour guide will make you some question, so, pay attention. The tour is in Spanish, but I bet that the tour guide speak English too! Thanks to Julia Mercedes to do, this possible!
gustavo cifuentes: Being born and raised in Guatemala, had never been inside. Wow! Amazing place. Has a feeling of the Smithsonian museums, except only Guatemalan history. Amazing place. My wife and daughter were mesmerized!
Emilie Walker: Beautiful palace with interesting history. It’s only possible to visit with a guided tour which was less than an hour long. Worth coming inside when in Guatemala City. We particularly liked the murals depicting the indigenous Guatemalans & the Spanish. Also the stained glass was absolutely beautiful!
Kathy E. Sanati: Did not have time to do the inside your but just seeing it on the outside and walking around the neighborhood was a great experience. There are tour guides and photographers that offer their services in the quake. You can sit, relax and feed pigeons as some ladies sell the pigeons food. This is a great starting point to your visit of Guatemala City .
Benjamin Admonius: Had an absolutely amazing tour with Manuel today. It’s difficult for me to speak much Spanish, but I understand it well enough. Manuel spoke slowly and clearly and I thoroughly enjoyed all the information he gave during the tour. The palace itself is breathtakingly beautiful. Just seeing the outside is not enough. The tour is totally worth it.
Andrea Betances: This is such a beautiful place to go if you’re in Guatemala City. The attention to detail in this palace is extraordinary. For tourist the entry fee tour with a guide included is only about $5. Definitely recommend this place.
Nelly Reyes: Beautiful place to visit, Palacio Nacional de Guatemala, here is where the Guatemalan president works.
Reuvèn: Great place to learn about the history and culture of culture of Guatemala. Tours are (unofficially?) Provided in many languages as i found out and start on the hour for 40q, tho tho the ticket counter was closed, so ours was free. Eother way, we lesrned a lot amd the arctecture and such were really nice and cool to see 8n its own right. Regardless of history as well behind it as well.
Joshua Rodriguez: The palacio is very nice from the outside. Was not able to visit inside.Visited on Weekend …More
Lucy Castro: Really cool place! There is an entry fee but the tour is free and leaves every hour or so. Tour guide did a wonderful job of explaining the architecture and small detains / history.
13. Mercado San Francisco El Alto
Address: WHV4+QXR, Unnamed Road,, San Francisco El Alto, Guatemala
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 5 AM
Business type: Market
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- a 6,945 meters away skateparks in: Cancha El Rastro
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Paco Flores: You will find all your clothing needs here from shoes to Jean's, jackets, bring alot of Quetzales. Lol
Luis Cumpal: Cool
Manny Ramos: It wass good
Cheo Bernabe: Had everything i wanted
Rolando Barrios: Exente
Antonio Margarito Utuy Utuy: Super
Maria Montes Lopez: Excellent
Antonio Hernandez: Great place
Emanuel Perez: Super
Tonichi: It is a great market, here you will find well-made clothing at an excellent price, you can buy products for your business, as well as for your personal use! Come visit us the main days are Wednesday, Thursday and Friday! On Monday you can visit us to be able to buy fabrics and all the supplies that garment manufacturers require.
14. Museo Miraflores
Address: 7 Calle 21-55, Cdad. de Guatemala, Guatemala
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9 AM
Telephone: +502 2208 0550
Business type: Tourist attraction
Web page: http://www.museomiraflores.org.gt/
Near Museo Miraflores:
- a 12 meters away sim card shops in: Max Miraflores
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Roxy Morales: The food it was so yummy 😋 😍 the view & the little breeze was just perfect can't wait to go back.
Dalia Aguilar: Very open, respectful although is more kids oriented due the audiovisuals and interactive spaces. A tour guide for tourists over the weekends would be helpful as there’s missing information in the area about the history. Would recommend going with the whole familyVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
María Fernanda Martínez: The museum is really nice, lots of objects well described, the display is clean and well illuminated, good information around everything you see. There are some interactive areas for further description/visibility and make it a great experience.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …More
Chris Georges: This place is attached to the huge modern and popular Miraflores Mall, which is unusually convenient for an archeology museum. You can learn about the old city, then use the ticket to get food discounts at the mall.
Carlos Juarez: It's kinda dark and there is mixed information about expositions. It also has a dance gym on the inside, dunno why would you put a gym inside a museum though.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Domenico Grazioso: Definitely worth a visit if you are around. I missed that some of the pieces were placed in such a way that it was cumbersome to find tje explanation.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Gabriel Altamirano: Amazing place to get some Mayan culture. Is perfect for outdoor events as well
Laura Martinez: Great place to visit with Kid or Family.
Abner Castro: It's a great place with a wondeful hill inside.
Jeff Todd: Definitely worth the trip. Make sure you hit all the parts of it, like the downstairs part connected to the mall. Climbing the mound in the courtyard gives an idea of what it was like to summit a Mayan temple--they were talking.
15. Antigua, Guatemala Cathedral
Address: 5a Calle Oriente 5, Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala
Telephone: +502 7832 0909
Business type: Tourist attraction
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Jessica Knowlden: Incredible sight. Thank goodness I figured out the ruins are around the corner and not just on the street face. A ticket costs 20 Q and is well worth it. I went in early on a Monday morning and it was completely empty. All I could hear were the pigeons.
girina koo: A very grand and beautiful place. There is a small entrance fee but it is worth paying. A unique place made up of several arches. I think it would be great to visit at night, and I would like to visit it next time a concert is held here.
Kristen L. Matulis: I visited the Catedral de San José a few years ago while in Antigua, Guatemala and it was an awesome experience. This parish is absolutely beautiful and it’s 100% worth checking-out while you’re in Antigua. Take a walking tour if you can, as this place has incredible history. You must go see the ruins of the original cathedral when you visit as well - it’s amazing to witness the history here! 10/10 recommend!
Mario Uribe: Nice Cathedral. Be sure to look at the back side. You need to go around the block to the right side. We paid a guide to give us information. It was worth hearing him tell us all the information and not just look at the structure of the cathedral.
David Gustavo: Super special place, we'll come back
Stan Kolbin: Absolutely adorable place. Concentration of history, spirituality, wide range of restaurants, nice microclimate, air is pure and crispy. At night, it become even more beautiful as artful illumination signify gorgeous historical landmarks.
Bel Woodhouse: Right in the heart of Antigua, it's one of the towns most iconic structures and well worth a visit. A lot of people don't realise that there are ruins out the back accessible from the street. They're cheap to get into and fun to explore. Downstairs you can even see a dungeon and a couple of years ago they did renovations to help conserve the ruins, culture and heritage of the site.
David Phipps: Ruins of original and partially restored newer version. The ruins are beautiful I hope one day they are lit at night
Peter Zwetsloot: Beautiful building on a special place along the city park. Part of the building is the restaurated church. The bigger part is a ineteresting ruin after the big earthquake in Antigua. In Christmas time there is huge Nativity Scene with fine music. Worth a visit!
J: really cool and worth $3 to see the inside
