City & Colonial Walking Tours
Step back into the Spanish colonial era: a walking tour through Antigua’s cobbled streets, past the iconic Santa Catalina Arch, pastel-coloured houses, the central Parque Central, baroque churches and earthquake-ruined convents. Local guides bring alive the history and culture of this beautifully preserved UNESCO World Heritage city.
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City & Colonial Tour in Antigua — FAQ
Why is Antigua Guatemala a UNESCO site?
Antigua is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its remarkably preserved Spanish Baroque colonial architecture, cobbled streets, churches and convent ruins, set against a backdrop of volcanoes.
What is there to see on an Antigua city tour?
A city tour takes in the Santa Catalina Arch, Parque Central and cathedral, colonial churches and convent ruins, colourful streets and viewpoints, with the volcanoes beyond.
Is a walking tour worth it in Antigua Guatemala?
Yes — a guided walk reveals the history, legends and hidden courtyards behind Antigua’s colonial facades, the best way to appreciate this atmospheric city.