May 2010 – Page 2 – AntiguaDailyPhoto.Com

A Room With A View

Don’t we all would love to have a room with a view? Even though this is not my daily view, I can’t …

Arched windows are quite common in La Antigua Guatemala; I am sure I have shown you one arched window before, but I …

El Palacio de los Capitanes building has to be one of my favorites edifices with lots of arches; and you know I …

Since I noticed there were a lot of interest about the sweet bread and Panaderia San Antonio shown on the 4th Year …

I wonder how many fountains there are in La Antigua Guatemala. Everywhere I go, even in fast food restaurants, there is at …

Today’s a good day to have a carpaccio at Hector’s restaurant in La Antigua Guatemala, don’t you agree? Even though Héctor’s restaurant …

To all the visiting mothers, please, let me share with you the Guatemalan classic marimba Un vals para mi madre (A waltz …

San Juan del Obispo (Francisco Marroquin) has one of the most beautiful churches along with a bishop’s palace. For now I am …

It’s incredible that even the small, tiny villages with little over 500 people have churches. Although the temples are smaller and simpler, …

Some of the former colonial churches are now used as venues for events like graduations, weddings, quinceañeras, etc. Such is the case …

Yes, believe it or not there is a Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe church in La Antigua Guatemala. Interesting enough, though, for the …

Santo Hermano Pedro de San José de Betancourt introduced the Nativity scenes and rituals to the American continent so it is only …

As I mentioned yesterday, more often Antigua Guatemala is becoming a gathering venue. Any excuse is good enough to form a crowd …

Everyday that passes by Antigua Guatemala becomes more social, a gathering place. I wonder if the chuchos used Twitter or Facebook to …