Ambulant Ice Cream Vendor Roaming the streets of Antigua Guatemala
Today’s photo is a sight of a traditional ice cream cart vendor roaming the streets of Antigua Guatemala looking por potential clients. Enjoy!
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Sights of Antigua Guatemala: Traditional Ice Cream Cart Vendor
Today I share with you a sight of a traditional ice cream cart vendor framed within one of the entrances of Ruinas de Santa Clara. Enjoy!
Morning vista of Volcán de Agua towering over Antigua Guatemala
My favorite time for walks, photo walks and photo shoots is the morning when everything is more peaceful and the volcanoes skyline is clear and the streets are mostly free from parked cars. The light is also quite gorgeous in the early morning. I recommend to give morning walks a try at least once if … Read more
Guatemalan Presidential House in Antigua Guatemala
The Guatemalan Casa Presidencial in Antigua Guatemala also goes by the name of Casa de las Sirenas. This is where the president of Guatemala stays when he’s in town or welcoming foreign dignitaries.
Antigua Guatemala Colorful Corner
Can you believe that it was on May 4th, 2006 when I first shared with y’all a corner of Antigua Guatemala. Since then I have shared dozens of corner through the years. Take a photographic tour through the many interesting corners of Antigua Guatemala.
Sights of Antigua Guatemala: Traditional Ice Cream Cart on the Go
Here’s your illustrated Guatemala Spanish word of the day: Heladero for ice cream vendor. Ice cream is in high demand during this recent heatwave. Today I share a traditional handmade ice cream cart. Often, these ice cream carts are found at Parque Central, but often enough the vendors move all over Antigua Guatemala.
Repainting The Speed Bumps
Over the weekend these newly installed speed bumps were painted with bright yellow and black paint; as it is the usual the world over. Some neighbors complained about how these bright yellow and black paint was not in harmony with the aesthetics of the city on Sunday and in less than 24 hours the municipal … Read more
Take a Stroll Through Alameda Santa Rosa
Here’s your illustrated Spanish word of the day: Alameda for a tree-lined street or avenue. You don’t know what you’re missing if you are taking early morning or late afternoon strolls through Alameda Santa Rosa. The foliage and light is so wonderful right now. Have I mentioned that Antigua Guatemala is the perfect place to … Read more
Street Light of Antigua Guatemala
Here’s your illustrated Guatemalan Spanish word of the day: Luminarias for street lights. Do you notice some odd along all the street lights as they get further away? That’s one of Antigua’s secrets hidden in plain sight.
Autunm Morning Light in Antigua Guatemala
Take a photographic tour through the different images of morning light in Antigua Guatemala. Enjoy! Gorgeous Morning Light at Calle del Arco Morning vista of a tree-lined street in Antigua Guatemala Sunday Morning Strolls Through The Alamedas of Antigua Guatemala
Winter is coming!
You better make your way to Antigua Guatemala to enjoy the Fall and Winter light and colors and our temperate weather. Today I share with you a vista of Cerro de La Cruz as seen from the 3a avenida norte in Antigua Guatemala so you get an idea what to expect. Take a photographic tour … Read more
Morning Vista of Antigua Guatemala During the Dry Season
Even though we still get some heavy rains during October and some light rain in November, we could say that dry season begins in October. The quality of the light changes as well as the cold winds from the true north begin to arrive. The days begin to change overcast skies to clear skies. Sunsets … Read more
Morning vista of a tree-lined street in Antigua Guatemala
Morning light is always beautiful in Antigua Guatemala, don’t you agree?
Colorful and Sunny Antigua Guatemala Awaits for You!
Antigua Guatemala is well-known for its beautiful light and vibrant colors. If you are missing the gorgeous warm light and colors that are available throughout Antigua Guatemala, put us back on your travel plans. We promise you comfortable temperate weather and exquisite light every day of the year, even during the rainy season, as it … Read more
Sights of Our Times: Public Works Don’t Stop
Everyone is wearing a mask in Antigua Guatemala; municipal employees are no exception. I believe the face mask usage compliance is nearly 100%. Cobblestoned streets trivia: the annual budget for maintenance of the cobbled streets is around +Q7 million or about US$1 million for a town that is merely 0.6 of mile. It’s expensive to … Read more