Gisselle & Alexander
Things To Do
Cerro de La Cruz
Elevated spot with a 1930s cross & sweeping views, including an unobstructed view of Volcan Agua.
Arco de Santa Catalina
Colorful landmark archway dating to the 1600s & topped by a clock built in the 1800s.
Casa del Jade
Jade! Jade is known to be sourced from Guatemala and used by the Mayans. There is a museum where you can learn the history or participate in one of their workshops. You can also shop if you'd like.
Hobbitenango
Down-to-earth ecolodge offering quirky cabins with valley views, plus 2 restaurants. Based off "The Hobbit" series.
La Mano de Oro (Altamira)
This is a great spot for views and photos! It is also close to Hobbitenango
Convento Santa Clara
Remains of a large religious complex from the early 1700s featuring a church with an ornate facade.
Caoba Farms Restaurant
This is a restaurant that uses produce from their garden/farm. This is also an opportunity to learn about plants and farm animals as well
Iglesia de la Merced
The Church and Convent of La Merced is a Catholic church located in the city of Antigua Guatemala in Guatemala. The architect Juan de Dios Estrada was in charge of its construction from 1749. The church was dedicated in 1767. Iglesia de la Merced is one of the many ornate buildings to check out while in Antigua. And during the day (especially on the weekends!), the outside of this church is filled with locals setting up stands and selling tostadas, drinks, and even handicrafts.
Antigua boreal eco-park slide
Antigua Boreal is an eco-park located in the hills of El Hato, about 20–25 minutes from Antigua Guatemala, featuring a popular giant rainbow-colored slide. Open daily from 8 AM to 6 PM, the park offers panoramic volcano views, an international restaurant, greenhouses with over 12,000 daisies, and pet-friendly, family-friendly fun.