Taking part in their daily lives will also give you valuable insights into the culture and customs of the Spanish-speaking world. If you prefer to stay at a hotel or an apartment, we can help you find the right place according to your preferences and your budget. For more information about accommodations in Antigua, click here . Antigua, the City of Eternal Spring Founded in 1543 and heavily damaged by earthquakes in 1773, Antigua has preserved its charming colonial atmosphere ever since. Cobblestone streets, colonial-style residences, magnificent churches, monuments, and ruins will make you feel like you were in an entirely different world.
Many places of interest are within easy reach and can be explored on day or weekend trips.
For more information about Antigua, click here . Guatemala, the Land of the Maya Long before the Spanish conquistadors arrived in what is now Guatemala, this land had already seen a splendid culture develop, reach its peak, and vanish. At the end of this period the cities were abandoned for yet-unknown reasons and later reclaimed by the lush tropical jungle. Many ancient Mayan sites have been lovingly restored and are now accessible to the public. However, Guatemala is not only famous for its archeological sites, but also for its great natural beauty.