
Arches of the City Hall building
Arches of the City Hall building in La Antigua Guatemala. Tags: Antigua Daily Photo / Guatemala / Antigua / Arches / City …
Arches of the City Hall building in La Antigua Guatemala. Tags: Antigua Daily Photo / Guatemala / Antigua / Arches / City …
On the north side of Parque Central (Central Park) stands the Antigua Guatemala’s Town Hall, Municipalidad in Spanish or Muni for short. …
Another shot of the arches in the City Hall (Municipalidad) building. As you can see this was photographed near the end of …
Arches in the Police and Government Building. This is in the south side of the Central Park. In the north side of …
Just because we are not having processions during Cuaresma [Lent] or during the Semana Santa [Holy Week] it doesn’t mean we are …
Colorful poinsettias are the most popular Christmas decoration in and around Antigua Guatemala. Here you can see the vibrant scarlet bracts of …
How about a satirical parade about a procession? As I said before, in Antigua Guatemala the two most popular form of manifestation …
This morning we were awaken by very strong tremors, a 5.4 earthquake at 5:30am. The epicentre was quite close to Antigua Guatemala, …
Since last Saturday, September 10, the “Flame of Independence” was set out at the doorsteps of Palacio del Ayuntamiento of Antigua Guatemala. …
This picture was taken from the second floor of the municipal palace, around 7pm, even though the City Hall building closes its …
As the national general elections are getting closer the Tribunal Supremo Electoral (TSE, Supreme Electoral Tribunal) is making every effort to speed …
With new Municipal government in 2008 came some rather obvious nice things that were missing from the main entrance to La Antigua …
Believe it or not, in over 451 entries or 442 days, which ever way you prefer, not once I have mentioned that there are some public webcams in La Antigua Guatemala that you can use. I found the webcams around La Antigua and Guatemala City over three years ago, but the web site that publish their output was awkward and difficult to use, to say the least. So I pick the output of four webcams that I liked, two for La Antigua Guatemala and two for Guatemala City and put them in a webpage in the Revue Magazine website. There is still the problem that the cameras go offline often, but I have no control over that. Here is the link to the web page that collects the output of the four webcams.
A new roller-coaster ride has began in Guatemala: it is once again election year. Guatemala has election every four years. Normally people …
Inspired by Pamela’s A Place to Rest, which shows a lovely resting area, I decide to follow up with a resting area …