Guidebook for Antigua Guatemala

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Guidebook for Antigua Guatemala

Food Scene

I loveee their Piri Piri Burrito and their garlic sauce :) But they have a lot of great food for cheap prices.
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Toko Baru
1a Avenida Sur
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I loveee their Piri Piri Burrito and their garlic sauce :) But they have a lot of great food for cheap prices.
Café Condesa has become an Antigua institution, serving up delicious food and warm service in an attractive colonial building. Café Condesa uses only fresh, locally sourced ingredients, and the coffee beans are 100% organic. Cafe Condesa puts on a great Sunday breakfast brunch buffet, 9 AM until 1 PM. All you can possibly eat: scrambled eggs, potatoes, pancakes with maple syrup, fruit, cereal, yogurt, quiche and even dessert! Just 78 Q currently.
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Café Condesa
5a Avenida Norte
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Café Condesa has become an Antigua institution, serving up delicious food and warm service in an attractive colonial building. Café Condesa uses only fresh, locally sourced ingredients, and the coffee beans are 100% organic. Cafe Condesa puts on a great Sunday breakfast brunch buffet, 9 AM until 1 PM. All you can possibly eat: scrambled eggs, potatoes, pancakes with maple syrup, fruit, cereal, yogurt, quiche and even dessert! Just 78 Q currently.
For something different, eat like a local and pick up some street food for lunch or dinner. Antigua has several food markets, but the best one is located in the park in front of La Merced Church. Every weekend, vendors from around Antigua set up street carts and serve empanadas, rellenos, arepas, and other delicious foodstuffs. It's cheap too, at anywhere from Q5 to Q20 per item.
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Convent of La Merced
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For something different, eat like a local and pick up some street food for lunch or dinner. Antigua has several food markets, but the best one is located in the park in front of La Merced Church. Every weekend, vendors from around Antigua set up street carts and serve empanadas, rellenos, arepas, and other delicious foodstuffs. It's cheap too, at anywhere from Q5 to Q20 per item.
This one is nice to go on a Sunday evening, that day they have the second pizza for free. We like to sit outside in their nice garden close to the fire..
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Angie Angie Cafearte
1a Avenida Sur
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This one is nice to go on a Sunday evening, that day they have the second pizza for free. We like to sit outside in their nice garden close to the fire..
Nice little Mexican place with most of the evenings live music. We are in love with the Shrimp & Bacon Burrito!
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Cactus Taco Shop
6a Calle Poniente
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Nice little Mexican place with most of the evenings live music. We are in love with the Shrimp & Bacon Burrito!
An all organic farm that also offers tours, volunteering, a farm-to-table restaurant, a store, Farmers Markets on Saturday mornings (live music, vendors with organic fruit and vegetables, natural soaps, and fresh juices, free activities..), Thursday night activities and much more! Check out their homepage for more details https://caobafarms.weebly.com/ From the house it is a 10 min walk or you can take an Uber if you decide to go in the evening.
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Caoba Farms
Final 5 Avenida Sur
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An all organic farm that also offers tours, volunteering, a farm-to-table restaurant, a store, Farmers Markets on Saturday mornings (live music, vendors with organic fruit and vegetables, natural soaps, and fresh juices, free activities..), Thursday night activities and much more! Check out their homepage for more details https://caobafarms.weebly.com/ From the house it is a 10 min walk or you can take an Uber if you decide to go in the evening.
This is a nice place to have breakfast or lunch or just to have a coffee or some fresh juice in their beautiful garden. They also have a store with healthy food products.
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Vivero y Café La Escalonia
36 5 Avenida Sur
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This is a nice place to have breakfast or lunch or just to have a coffee or some fresh juice in their beautiful garden. They also have a store with healthy food products.
Cozy little place to have a simple but nice dinner or just some drinks.
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Por Qué No? Cafe
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Cozy little place to have a simple but nice dinner or just some drinks.

Sightseeing

Built by the Franciscan brotherhood in 1542, this Catholic church is the oldest functioning church in the city and most visited sanctuary by locals. It also houses the tomb of the country’s only canonized saint, Hermano Pedro, making it a fascinating place to visit in Antigua Guatemala. Its spectacular colonial architecture, grand courtyard, and ruined monastery make it an incredibly photogenic place to visit, but there’s also an interesting museum here dedicated to Hermano Pedro, a Spanish missionary who is Guatemala's only saint.
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San Francisco
7a Calle Oriente
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Built by the Franciscan brotherhood in 1542, this Catholic church is the oldest functioning church in the city and most visited sanctuary by locals. It also houses the tomb of the country’s only canonized saint, Hermano Pedro, making it a fascinating place to visit in Antigua Guatemala. Its spectacular colonial architecture, grand courtyard, and ruined monastery make it an incredibly photogenic place to visit, but there’s also an interesting museum here dedicated to Hermano Pedro, a Spanish missionary who is Guatemala's only saint.
This 16th-century convent-turned-hotel houses ancient colonial ruins, an impressive art collection, and a five-star hotel. The hotel is a significant monument, preserving treasures from America’s baroque era. Casa Santo Domingo is a five-star hotel with a compelling history: years ago it was a convent and sanctuary that provided shelter for people of the Santo Domingo De Guzmán order. Today this hotel is part museum, part art gallery, part exotic gardens, entrance to the grounds is free, and on a fine day, there’s nowhere nicer to be in the city. Stroll through gardens adorned with stately fountains and historic crypts, admire the spa pools and spot the host of exotic birds that live here.
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Hotel Casa Santo Domingo
28 A 3a Calle Oriente
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This 16th-century convent-turned-hotel houses ancient colonial ruins, an impressive art collection, and a five-star hotel. The hotel is a significant monument, preserving treasures from America’s baroque era. Casa Santo Domingo is a five-star hotel with a compelling history: years ago it was a convent and sanctuary that provided shelter for people of the Santo Domingo De Guzmán order. Today this hotel is part museum, part art gallery, part exotic gardens, entrance to the grounds is free, and on a fine day, there’s nowhere nicer to be in the city. Stroll through gardens adorned with stately fountains and historic crypts, admire the spa pools and spot the host of exotic birds that live here.

Parks & Nature

A hotel/restaurant, on top of a mountain just outside of Antigua, the village offers stunning views of the Panchoy Valley and to our nearby Volcano neighbors. It is completely run on Solar and Wind energy. For more info and how to get there, have a look on their website: www.hobbitenango.com It can be chilly up there so make sure to bring a sweater or jacket.
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Hobbitenango
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A hotel/restaurant, on top of a mountain just outside of Antigua, the village offers stunning views of the Panchoy Valley and to our nearby Volcano neighbors. It is completely run on Solar and Wind energy. For more info and how to get there, have a look on their website: www.hobbitenango.com It can be chilly up there so make sure to bring a sweater or jacket.