Half-Day Historical Tour of Guatemala City
Get to know Guatemala City, the largest capital of Central America, through a tour that includes Avenida de las Américas, Avenida Reforma, the Historic Center and the Metropolitan Cathedral. This tour is designed for those looking for an authentic cultural experience, exploring historical landmarks such as Berlin Square, Plaza de Armas, Central Market and Sixth Avenue on foot. During the tour, you will discover little-known aspects of the city, connect with local life and understand its historical and architectural evolution. Ideal for travelers interested in urban heritage, families with school-age children, students, and seekers of meaningful experiences. The itinerary is flexible and may include visits to museums, markets or archaeological sites according to your interests and with prior coordination.
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Half-Day Historical Tour of Guatemala City
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(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Plaza Berlin
Visit El Mirador Plaza Berlin, located in the south of Guatemala City. This place is not only a resting point, but offers a view of the stunning Pacaya Volcano, one of the most active volcanoes and the water volcano if weather conditions permit. Las Americas Avenue is a key point of the city. The viewpoint has become a popular space for both tourists and residents, who are looking for a quiet place to enjoy the volcanic landscape and surrounding green areas. In addition to the view of the volcano, the square has historical value, as it houses 3 original pieces of the Berlin Wall sent by the German government, commemorating the fall of the wall, symbolizing unity and peace. Berlin Square is an ideal stop for those who want to connect with nature, reflect on history, enjoy an excellent panorama and relax outdoors. Walking tour.
Avenida De Las AmericasPass-by Only
Enjoy Avenida Las Americas, one of the main thoroughfares of Guatemala City, opened in 1964. This avenue connects several key areas of the city and is famous for its modern design and wide circulation. On the avenue are important monuments, such as the Monument to Benito Juárez, in honor of the Mexican president, which symbolizes the friendship and solidarity between Mexico and Guatemala. Also noteworthy is the Monument to Pope John Paul II, erected to commemorate his historic visit in 1983, an event that left a deep mark on the population. The avenue, in addition to being a vital axis for circulation, houses the Civic Center, a cultural and event space, and is known for its Steps and Pedals project, which encourages sustainable mobility. Avenida Las Americas is undoubtedly a key point that unites history, modernity and culture. It is a tour of the monuments that represent friendship between the countries of the continent.
Iglesia YurritaPass-by Only
A church unique in Guatemala for its architecture and history, it is located in the neighborhood "Cuatro Grados Norte". In addition we will visit the TEC (technological campus of the University of the Valley) to immerse ourselves in the vibrant university city, surrounded by biting buildings and creative murals.
Inclusions
- Private transportation
- Tasting of local seasonal fruits and spices.
- The service includes pick-up and drop-off
- Certified guide.
- Entrance to the Map in Relief.
- Lunch
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Please arrive at the pick up point 15 minutes before departure time.
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I usually show up 30 to 15 minutes early.
