Guatemala City Tour by Private Vehicle with Hotel Pickup
by Authentic Guatemala
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$130Overview
Guatemala City is the nation's capital, featuring a mix of historical sites and modern urban life. This guided tour lasts about 4 to 5 hours and includes transport by private vehicle with hotel or port pickup and drop-off. The tour begins on Avenida La Reforma, a key avenue where the modern part of the city was established. Guests spend around 30 minutes learning about the country’s history here. Next is Iglesia Yurrita, a church built in 1905 that reflects Guatemala's geographic variety. A 30-minute visit follows. Participants then walk through the central market near the Centro Cultural Miguel Angel Asturias and the National Theater, sampling local foods. Afterward, the group visits the city’s main church built in 1815, which holds colonial-era art and relics. The tour continues to the Relief Map palace, an impressive building representing the executive branch, with a walk around the central square to see its fountain. A walk along Mercado Central lets visitors admire historic buildings and local culture for about an hour. The Plaza de la Constitucion is also seen, featuring a building inaugurated in 1978 with a distinctive futuristic design. The Metropolitan Cathedral, built around 1927 with baroque and neo-gothic elements, is visited for 15 minutes. The tour includes stops at Palacio Nacional to view the oldest monument in the city - the fountain dedicated to Charles III of Spain - and Paseo De La Sexta, an elegant avenue lined with monuments and sculptures. Lastly, the group visits a park at the end of Avenida de las Américas, offering views to the south of the city and nearby volcanoes, spending about 15 minutes there. Local taxes and parking fees are included. Food, drinks, admissions, and gratuities are not included. The guide is a local professional who shares knowledge about living in Guatemala City. Children must be accompanied by adults, and the child rate applies only when sharing with two paying adults.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Avenida La Reforma
The tour begins on Avenida La Reforma, known as the origin of modern Guatemala City, with a 30-minute overview of the country's history.
30 min
Iglesia Yurrita
A 1905 church recognized for its engineering and representation of Guatemala’s geographic diversity; visitors spend 30 minutes here.
30 min
Centro Cultural Miguel Angel Asturias - Teatro Nacional
Guests walk through the colorful central market near the cultural center and national theater, tasting local foods during a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Main City Church
This important church, built in 1815, contains paintings, altars, and colonial relics; the visit lasts about 15 minutes.
15 min
Relief Map
An imposing palace with eclectic architecture symbolizing executive power; visitors walk through the central square and see its fountain.
Mercado Central
A one-hour walk along the main historic avenue to view well-preserved buildings and experience local culture.
60 min
Plaza de la Constitucion
Visitors view this notable 1978 building featuring curves, elevations, and cultural design elements.
Metropolitan Cathedral Of Guatemala
The tour includes a 15-minute visit to this church built circa 1927, with mixed baroque and neo-gothic styles and a 25-meter tower.
15 min
Palacio Nacional
Visitors see the fountain dedicated to Charles III of Spain, the oldest monument in Guatemala City.
Paseo De La Sexta
A walk along one of the city’s most elegant avenues, featuring monuments, sculptures, and historic buildings.
Park at Avenida de las Américas
A 15-minute stop at a park at the end of Avenida de las Américas offering views to the south of the city and surrounding volcanoes.
15 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Guatemala City Tour by Private Vehicle with Hotel Pickup
by Authentic Guatemala
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$130Overview
Guatemala City is the nation's capital, featuring a mix of historical sites and modern urban life. This guided tour lasts about 4 to 5 hours and includes transport by private vehicle with hotel or port pickup and drop-off. The tour begins on Avenida La Reforma, a key avenue where the modern part of the city was established. Guests spend around 30 minutes learning about the country’s history here. Next is Iglesia Yurrita, a church built in 1905 that reflects Guatemala's geographic variety. A 30-minute visit follows. Participants then walk through the central market near the Centro Cultural Miguel Angel Asturias and the National Theater, sampling local foods. Afterward, the group visits the city’s main church built in 1815, which holds colonial-era art and relics. The tour continues to the Relief Map palace, an impressive building representing the executive branch, with a walk around the central square to see its fountain. A walk along Mercado Central lets visitors admire historic buildings and local culture for about an hour. The Plaza de la Constitucion is also seen, featuring a building inaugurated in 1978 with a distinctive futuristic design. The Metropolitan Cathedral, built around 1927 with baroque and neo-gothic elements, is visited for 15 minutes. The tour includes stops at Palacio Nacional to view the oldest monument in the city - the fountain dedicated to Charles III of Spain - and Paseo De La Sexta, an elegant avenue lined with monuments and sculptures. Lastly, the group visits a park at the end of Avenida de las Américas, offering views to the south of the city and nearby volcanoes, spending about 15 minutes there. Local taxes and parking fees are included. Food, drinks, admissions, and gratuities are not included. The guide is a local professional who shares knowledge about living in Guatemala City. Children must be accompanied by adults, and the child rate applies only when sharing with two paying adults.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Avenida La Reforma
The tour begins on Avenida La Reforma, known as the origin of modern Guatemala City, with a 30-minute overview of the country's history.
30 min
Iglesia Yurrita
A 1905 church recognized for its engineering and representation of Guatemala’s geographic diversity; visitors spend 30 minutes here.
30 min
Centro Cultural Miguel Angel Asturias - Teatro Nacional
Guests walk through the colorful central market near the cultural center and national theater, tasting local foods during a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Main City Church
This important church, built in 1815, contains paintings, altars, and colonial relics; the visit lasts about 15 minutes.
15 min
Relief Map
An imposing palace with eclectic architecture symbolizing executive power; visitors walk through the central square and see its fountain.
Mercado Central
A one-hour walk along the main historic avenue to view well-preserved buildings and experience local culture.
60 min
Plaza de la Constitucion
Visitors view this notable 1978 building featuring curves, elevations, and cultural design elements.
Metropolitan Cathedral Of Guatemala
The tour includes a 15-minute visit to this church built circa 1927, with mixed baroque and neo-gothic styles and a 25-meter tower.
15 min
Palacio Nacional
Visitors see the fountain dedicated to Charles III of Spain, the oldest monument in Guatemala City.
Paseo De La Sexta
A walk along one of the city’s most elegant avenues, featuring monuments, sculptures, and historic buildings.
Park at Avenida de las Américas
A 15-minute stop at a park at the end of Avenida de las Américas offering views to the south of the city and surrounding volcanoes.
15 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.