Antigua Guatemala Travel Agency, Colonial Church, and Race Car
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The following photographs were taken in Antigua, Guatemala
in the spring of 2008. They are of the city's main square, a shuttle bus time
table and prices, a travel agent at the Universal agency, a grocery store, the
ruins of a colonial church, and a home-made race car.
The colonial soldiers barracks on the main square of Antigua, Guatemala.
Time table and prices of shuttle buses at the Universal travel agency in Antigua.
Travel agent writing me out a ticket to Panajachel for 30 quetzales.
The outside of the Universal Travel Agency in Antigua, Guatemala. It is difficult to find a good travel agent in tourist towns, but I can recommend their service.
The checkout like in a grocery store in Antigua, Guatemala.
Antigua Guatemala is a comfortable place to stop for a while if you are traveling in Central America. There are comfortable guesthouses with good internet - if you need such things - tons of travel agencies, a few cheap restaurants, and lots of expensive bars. There are also an abundance of colonial ruins that seem to still sit just as the Spanish left them.
Candy from foreign companies in a grocery store in Antigua.
Ruins of an colonial church in Guatemala.
Colonial church ruins in Antigua.
Statue and ruins of an old colonial church.
A homemade race car in Guatemala.