Best Historic Sites in Antigua Guatemala

Parque Central is the heart of Antigua Guatemala, surrounded by historic buildings including the impressive ruins of the Antigua Cathedral.

A historic ruin that was once a convent, it showcases the intricate architecture and tells the story of Antigua's past.

A historic colonial city in Guatemala surrounded by volcanoes, known for its well-preserved architecture, vibrant culture, and excellent food scene.

Explore the historic ruins of the Convento de las Capuchinas, a former convent offering a glimpse into Antigua's past.

An ancient Mayan city known for its impressive ruins and towering pyramids set amidst the jungle.

A historically significant cathedral in Antigua, showcasing impressive colonial architecture.

The atmospheric ruins of a once-magnificent cathedral, offering a glimpse into Antigua's past.

A historic UNESCO World Heritage Site in English Harbour, featuring a restored naval base and museum.

The third-largest Mayan ruins in Guatemala, Yaxha was a major ceremonial center overlooking a lake, with significant structures from 250 to 600 AD.

Mysterious Mayan ruins deep in the Petén jungle, featuring the world's largest pre-Columbian pyramid and structures dating back to the 6th Century BC.

An old Spanish Colonial fort built in 1644 on the banks of the Rio Dulce to protect against pirate attacks.