Antigua Guatemala, Once the third largest city in all of Spanish Colonial America and for 200 years the capital of Guatemala, it is today a peaceful, beautiful and partially restored colonial city. Cobblestone streets wind through the city of majestic churches and monasteries. You will be picked up at your hotel in Antigua Guatemala to meet our local guide to begin your soft walking of approximately 3 hours below a brief summary of what to expect on your way.

Casa Santo Domingo Museums

The convent was completely destroyed in 1773 by the Santa Marta earthquakes and now part of its ruins have been transformed into a Hotel Continue visit the museums of Casa Santo Domingo. COLONIAL MUSEUM: The Colonial Museum contains works produced during the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries and the beginning of the 19th century. ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUM: It contains ceramic and stone objects that mostly correspond to the Classic period of the Mayan culture. PRE-COLOMBINE ART MUSEUM AND MODERN GLASS: It contains glass sculptures that harmoniously contrast with beautiful pre-Hispanic pieces of clay and stone. MARCO AUGUSTO QUIROA ROOM AND ARTIST'S ROOM: Enclosure space in which works of art by distinguished national and foreign artists are exhibited. SILVER MUSEUM: In this room you can see many silver objects from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. THE PHARMACY MUSEUM: It contains objects and furniture used in 19th century Guatemalan drugstores.