Arco de Santa Catalina

Parque Central

Convento de Santa Clara

Convento Capuchinas

Iglesia de la Merced

Cerro de la Cruz

Guatemala is home to some of the best coffee in the world and is the ideal place to visit a coffee farm. There are a number of farms around Antigua that do coffee tours.

Check out the Finca Filadelfia and De la Gente, locally owned farms where you get to interact with real Guatemalans who provide you with an authentic insight into the whole process of farming and roasting coffee.

The most popular volcano to hike, which is located just an hour outside of town, is Volcán Pacaya. The peak can easily be reached on a short, not-so-strenuous, one and a half hour hike and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area. For the ones that want a challenging hike, Volcán Fuego (active and lava spewing) or Volcán Acatenango (dormant but tallest volcano in Guatemala) might interest you. Disclaimer: we do not recommend doing these on Friday nor Saturday of the wedding).

1. MUNAG: Museo Nacional de Arte de Guatemala. Free cultural and art museum across the central park.

2. Museo de Arte Colonial

3. Museo de Armas de Santiago de los Caballeros

4. Museo del Libro Antiguo

5. Museo del Templo de la Merced

6. Museo de Las Capuchinas

Hobbitenango is located in an area called Vuelta Grande, just 20 minutes by car from Antigua, Guatemala. It has several hobbit-style homes and restaurants, all styled after many favorite fantasy genres and meant to inspire playfulness and wonder in adults and children alike.

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There are over 26 areas and attractions to enjoy within the park from restaurants to faire games and hotel. Visit for the day or stay the night and enjoy the beautiful views over the Panchoy Valley and the surrounding volcanoes.