Embark on an immersive private tour of Guatemala City, exploring the rich history of the Mayan civilization and iconic landmarks. Discover the Archeological Museum and visit the bustling Market, Main Cathedral, National Palace, and more. Safety is our top priority.
- Kaminaljuyu - This tour begins with a visit to a Maya city located in Guatemala City. Kaminaljuyu, better known as the “City of the Dead,” holds a rich history of the Maya civilization dating back 3,000 years B.C. A guided visit will leave you amazed!
- Museo Miraflores - This modern museum houses all the significant artifacts that make up the history and city of Kaminaljuyu. Get ready to learn about the Maya civilization.
- Plaza de la Constitucion - The tour continues with a walk around the Plaza de la Constitución, offering a closer look and detailed explanation of the historical buildings that surround it.
- Palacio Nacional - A visit inside the National Palace of Culture is one of the top attractions on this tour. Delve into the unique architecture and style of the palace. Prepare to be fascinated by the intriguing history hidden in plain sight.
- Catedral Metropolitana - The next stop is the Metropolitan Cathedral, where you can observe some damage from the earthquakes that struck Guatemala City in 1917 and 1918. This is the most important church in Guatemala, featuring old paintings from the 16th century and the oldest virgin brought by the Spanish conquerors in the 15th century. Its neoclassical architecture will leave you in awe!
- Mercado Central - On our way out of the cathedral, we head directly to the Central Market to shop for souvenirs or simply experience one of the most iconic markets in Guatemala. Immerse yourself in the colorful textiles, traditional food, and local crafts.
- Paseo de la Sexta - A walk through the famous avenue of Guatemala City is a must! La Sexta is a pedestrian avenue where you can experience the daily life of the locals. During this walk, you’ll see the architecture of historical buildings, vibrant commerce, and various restaurants or food courts. It’s an experience you don’t want to miss.
- Relief Map - The Relief Map is an exact scale model of all the places that make up Guatemala and Belize. It showcases the volcanic chain, various lakes, beaches, and Maya cities.
- Cerrito del Carmen - At the top of the hill is the oldest church in Guatemala City, founded 150 years before the city itself, called Santuario Nuestra Señora del Carmen. Its mystical and mysterious story will intrigue you, as will the view you can appreciate from there.
- Zone 4 - 4 Grados Norte is the last stop of our tour. Explore this modern and contemporary zone, discover its art, and if you wish, sample some local cuisine. Overall, it’s a zone with great vibes!
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- On-board WiFi
- Bottled water
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Lunch
The Guatemala City Full Day Tour by a native guide is the safest way to know the city. The local guide drive you around all the highlights and historical points of the city, with a nice and comfortable vehicle. Immerse in the mystical Mayan civilization with a visit to the archaeological site Kaminaljuyu, to later enrich your knowledge with the Miraflores Museum, where you can find the must amazing pieces ever preserved. Then we drive around the city most famous streets and zones only to stop in the Historical Center of Guatemala City, for a visit to the Constitution Plaza, National Palace of Culture, Metropolitan Cathedral, Central Market and a walk through the 6th Avenue. We end our visit in a modern area of the city, that used to be an industrialized zone and now is a mixed zone, where you’ll find residential and commercial areas with a touch of contemporary art all around.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.