Just beyond the doors of Hotel Palacio de Doña Leonor, the charming cobblestone avenues of Antigua Guatemala are rich with the history, legends and culture of her Spanish conquerors.
Founded in 1543, Antigua is one of the most authentic and beautiful colonial cities in South America. Beloved by travellers worldwide, Antigua has earned an annual place among Condé Nast Traveler’s “Top Ten Cities” list. The city is famous for its well-preserved Spanish Baroque architecture, as well as a number of magnificent colonial era church ruins. It was declared a Cultural Heritage of Humanity Site by UNESCO in 1979, and the volcanoes, mountains and coffee plantations that ring the city make it a favourite of outdoor enthusiasts and eco-travellers.
For recommendations on tourist attractions and assistance with arranging tours, activities or anything else you might want to experience during your stay in Antigua Guatemala, please ask our front desk staff.
Founded in 1543, Antigua is one of the most authentic and beautiful colonial cities in South America. Beloved by travellers worldwide, Antigua has earned an annual place among Condé Nast Traveler’s “Top Ten Cities” list. The city is famous for its well-preserved Spanish Baroque architecture, as well as a number of magnificent colonial era church ruins. It was declared a Cultural Heritage of Humanity Site by UNESCO in 1979, and the volcanoes, mountains and coffee plantations that ring the city make it a favourite of outdoor enthusiasts and eco-travellers.
For recommendations on tourist attractions and assistance with arranging tours, activities or anything else you might want to experience during your stay in Antigua Guatemala, please ask our front desk staff.
