Framed Rooftop Cupolas
In colonial times, the cupolas marked where the hearts of the houses were located: the kitchens. Nowadays though, cupolas are used to …
In colonial times, the cupolas marked where the hearts of the houses were located: the kitchens. Nowadays though, cupolas are used to …
After our Holy Week coverage, we are back to our normal Antigua Guatemala photography feed. I hope you enjoy this touch of …
This gorgeous arch is found in the the Museo de Arte Colonial, which was originally the building for Universidad de San Carlos de …
Needless to say 2020 is an atypical year, thus no burning of the devil celebration will be held in Antigua Guatemala as …
It was on July 27, 2006 when I shared my version of the reflected arches on Tanque de la Unión, which you …
The brotherhood of the parish of San Pedro Las Huertas put together the first historic exhibition of religious artifacts found in the …
All year long he hides under the bed or in the junk piled up in the corner, casting misfortune or worse on …
There are renovation works going on with the façade of the original building of Universidad de San Carlos de Borromeo, USAC, which …
Guatemalan poet Rafael Landívar, a Jesuit, was suffering in exile in Italy when he wrote Rusticatio mexicana, a Latin poem that owes …
Here’s your illustrated Spanish word of the day: Portón for large doorway. Not only in churches and convents you find large tall …
This is what the Winter season looks like in Antigua Guatemala. Temperate weather, somewhere between 60ºF and 75ºF, clear blue skies, lots …
This past Thursday Casa Popenoe, immortalised by Louis Adamic in his book “The House in Antigua”, treated several dozen guests to two …
In case you were wondering why the color of the houses repeat so often in La Antigua Guatemala, well, here’s the answer. …
People gather around Barrio La Conception, Antigua Guatemala, on December 7 at 6pm for La Quema del Diablo, the burning the devil …
The other day while I was hunting a harpy at the swanky Casa Herrera, I had the opportunity to take a few …