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Guatemala City Things to See and Do
A few days to explore all of Guatemala City is simply not enough. There are so many cultural, archaeological, historical and architectural sites to visit that if you are interested in seeing them all, you will need more than a weekend. There are also plenty of shopping, dining and entertainment opportunities for those who want to enjoy a spot of retail therapy or nightlife while in the capital.
If you are low on time then identify what you are really interested in experiencing while in Guatemala City and perhaps talk to a tour operator about the best way to maximize your time there.
A visit to the National Palace of Culture, La Plaza de la Constitución, Central market, The Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology and the Kaminaljuyú Archaeological Park are some of the more popular choices among visitors. If you’re after a typical fiesta night-out then head for Zona Viva, where the bars and restaurants are always filled with both locals and travelers eager to kick back and unwind Guatemalan-style.
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Casa Mima
Casa Mima was opened in 1999 and offers visitors the opportunity to explore an 1870’s house that still has its original furniture, kitchenware,...Guatemala City, Guatemala
Maoa En Relieve
This is basically a giant map of Guatemala that shows its geography and political organization by department. Spanning some 2,000 square meters on...Guatemala City, Guatemala
Centro Cultural De España
Opened in 2003, the Centro Cultural de España is located in the heart of the city’s vibrant historical district. The centre displays lots of...Guatemala City, Guatemala
Teatro De Cámara
El Teatro de Cámara Hugo Carrillo was named after one of the city’s most prolific producers and writers. The theatre’s décor was inspired by...Guatemala City, Guatemala
Iglesia Yurrita
This church was built by Felipe Yurrita in honor of Our Lady of Sorrows and combines neo-Gothic elements with other more modern styles that...Guatemala City, Guatemala
Parque Archaeológico Kaminaljuyú
Before Guatemala City was ever built in...Guatemala City, Guatemala
Torre Del Reformador
This 70 meter high tower of galvanized iron was inspired by the iconic Eiffel Tower and is used as a point of reference for those exploring ...Guatemala City, Guatemala
Plaza Estado De Israel
This small plaza is instantly recognizable thanks to the giant star of David that adorns it. The square is used for Israeli celebrations and...Guatemala City, Guatemala
JardÃn Botánico
El Jardin Botanico de Guatemala was opened in 1922 and is home to multiple collections of both regional and international plant species. Nearly...Guatemala City, Guatemala
Plazuela España
This square is a tribute to the historical, social and cultural bonds that exist between Spain and ...Guatemala City, Guatemala
Avenida La Reforma
Built in 1897, Avenida La Reforma was inspired by the Champs Elysees in Paris, with Guatemala City’s upper classes in mind. It is currently the...Guatemala City, Guatemala
Zona Viva
Zona Viva is located mainly in Zone 10 but also includes parts of surrounding zones 9, 13 and 14. The area is popular with tourists due to a wide...Guatemala City, Guatemala
Museo Ixchel
This private museum focuses on one particular aspect of Mayan culture; traditional dress. The museum charters Guatemala’s infamous textile...Guatemala City, Guatemala
Museo Popol Vuh
As part of the Francisco Marroquin University, Popol Vuh Museum aims to preserve the rich cultural and archaeological heritage of Guatemala. It...Guatemala City, Guatemala
Museo Miraflores
Miraflores Museum is situated right where the ancient Mayan city of Kaminaljuyú once stood. There visitors can explore the permanent exhibition...Guatemala City, Guatemala
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