Constitution Plaza Tours and Tickets

Discover the cultural highlights of Central America's largest city on a private 3.5-hour morning or afternoon tour of Guatemala City. Alongside your guide, you'll visit landmarks such as the Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana), the National Palace and the Bank of Guatemala, while listening to history-rich commentary. Admire the modern structures of the Civic Center (Centro Civico) and browse Mercado Central for artisan souvenirs before heading to Paseo Caya "” a walled luxury complex "” to enjoy a delicious dinner (own expense). Receive undivided attention from your private guide.

Explore the old and new capitals of Guatemala on this full-day sightseeing adventure that combines both vehicle and walking tours of Guatemala City and Antigua. You'll see major highlights like the Civic Center, Metropolitan Cathedral and the Central Market in Guatemala City, before heading to the World-Heritage listed city of Antigua. Wander the historic streets of this picturesque colonial town and stop at La Merced Church, Central Park and other highlights before enjoying a traditional lunch.

Located just one hour away from Guatemala City, this is the most visited destiny because of its history and its cultural beauty. The city of Santiago de los Caballeros is a colonial city, founded in 1543, which was the administrative, political and religious center of Chiapas and Central America until the year 1773.

Cover some of the top highlights of Guatemala, including colonial towns, towering volcanoes and indigenous villages, during this 4-day, 3-night trip. During this Guatemalan adventure you'll walk the charming cobblestoned streets of Antigua and admire the stunning volcano-rimmed shores of Lake Atitlan. You'll also get a taste for the bustling markets and rich indigenous culture found in cities like Chichicastenango. Your Guatemalan adventure includes accommodations, meals, a guide and coach transport.

Experience the buzzing capital of Guatemala on this 3-hour afternoon sightseeing tour of Guatemala City, including hotel pick-up. Get your bearings in Central America's biggest city, as you follow your guide around landmarks like the Avenue of the Americas, Constitution Plaza and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Learn more about the city's rich history and heritage as you admire the murals and mosaics of the Bank of Guatemala, browse for handicrafts at the bustling Central Market.

Chichicastenango is part of the main tourist routes of the country, since in this place you can admire the different traditions and cultural displays, the religious faith of the indigenous Quich es and their ceremonies in special places, where offerings and petitions are made invoking God, Jesus Christ, Saints of the Catholic Church, spirits of the ancestors.  The Lake Atitlan is a beutiful place where the people live around of the lake, the Lake has 12 little villages and we will visit San Marcos La Laguna form Panajachel, where the visitor have the opportunity to jump over 8 metter and do Kayak for one hour (It is neccesary know to swim). In Antigua Guatemala we will visit the most interesting sites: Churches and other colonial buildings. Transfer to Guatemala City.

FOR GUATEMALA CITY: On this tour you can appreciate the main cultural, residential, commercial, and economical infrastructure of the city. There will be a panoramic journey of the most important streets and avenues of the city, like the "Centro Cívico," and its surroundings.FOR ANTIGUA: Located just one hour away from Guatemala City, Antigua is the most visited destination because of its history and its cultural beauty. The city of "Santiago de los Caballeros" is a colonial city, founded in 1543, which was the administrative, political and religious center of Chiapas and Central America until the year 1773.  

Without a guided tour of Guatemala City, you might overlook the many museums, historical monuments, and public plazas that make Guatemala's capital city a thriving cultural hub. This guided tour introduces you to must-see Guatemala City attractions like Plaza Mayor with the convenience of included transportation - one of the biggest deterrents from exploring on your own - plus includes loads of information about Guatemala's history and culture from a certified tour guide.