Explore Guatemala City

Residential and commercial area built in 2011 featuring neoclassical buildings, cobblestone streets, restaurants, and luxury shops.

Covered market where artisans sell traditional Guatemalan items like textiles, pottery, and jewelry.

15-hectare natural area with green spaces, marked trails, and picnic areas around water features and local vegetation.

Cultural institution showcasing archaeological objects, sculptures, and ceramics from the Maya civilization of Guatemala.

Historic central square in Guatemala City featuring a fountain and surrounded by public buildings. Cultural events are frequently held here.

Four-kilometer wide avenue linking the north and south of the city, with statues and commemorative monuments on its sides.

Spanish colonial-style building with 350 rooms and mural frescoes. It houses government offices and a museum.

Underground market with local craftspeople selling handicrafts, textiles, pottery, and traditional Guatemalan food products.

Demonstration site for agricultural practices and environmental projects including gardens, composting systems, and educational workshops.

6-hectare zoo housing over 110 animal species in enclosures replicating their natural habitats, with picnic areas.

Collection of Maya and colonial objects, including ceramics, stone sculptures, and masks dating back 2000 years.

Three-story shopping gallery with restaurants, fashion stores, international brands, and a covered parking lot.

Permanent collection of traditional costumes, weaving pieces, and tools from Guatemala, showing Maya textile-making techniques.

Catholic religious building constructed between 1782 and 1815, located on the central square. The neoclassical facade houses a historic Black Christ.

Three-dimensional representation of Guatemala at a 1:10000 scale created in 1905, showing the country's geography and relief over 1800 square meters.

Amusement park with rides, water attractions, and play areas for children, open all year to local and international visitors.

Collection of old locomotives, carriages, and railway equipment tracing 100 years of Guatemala's rail history through objects and documents.

Three-level mall hosting 50 stores, restaurants, and services, with a covered parking space for 300 vehicles.

National collection of modern Guatemalan art showcasing paintings, sculptures, and installations by 20th and 21st-century local artists.

18th-century colonial house turned museum exhibiting collections of Guatemalan art, furniture, and historical artifacts.

Commercial area in Zone 10 with international restaurants, shopping centers, brand stores, and modern hotels.

Colonial church built in the 18th century with a white facade and baroque decorations, located in the city's historic center.

Arts center inaugurated in 1978, featuring a national theater with 2084 seats. The building presents modern architecture.

Main post office building constructed in 1940. The building showcases neoclassical architecture with art deco elements.

Educational center offering exhibitions and practical activities enabling children to explore science, technology, and the arts through playful experiences.

Remains of a Maya city inhabited from 1500 BC to AD 900, featuring pyramids and ceremonial structures in central Guatemala City.

Catholic church built in 1921 combining Gothic and Byzantine styles, with ornate facades and characteristic asymmetrical towers.

Conservation green space created in 1922 featuring collections of native Guatemalan and tropical plants over 17 hectares.

Municipal park offering playgrounds, gardens, and sports facilities. Visitors can enjoy picnic areas and walking paths.

20th-century religious building featuring murals, wood sculptures, and neoclassical architectural style.

Outdoor shopping center with shops, restaurants, and services. The site regularly hosts events and activities.

Cultural establishment offering creative workshops, exhibition galleries, and training spaces for visual arts and theater.

University museum dedicated to Guatemala's natural sciences, displaying collections of minerals, fossils, insects, and biological specimens.

Catholic church constructed in 1542 following neoclassical architectural plans, with an ornate facade and decorated interior altars.

Archaeological museum showcasing objects and ceramics from the Maya civilization, with exhibition halls on local pre-Columbian history.