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Destroyed twice by earthquakes, this 1548 church was rebuilt in the 1700s to withstand earthquakes and boasts a lovely yellow façade and a huge stone fountain, reputed to be the largest in Central America.
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As it was near my hotel, I visited this church daily to relax. The facade is particularly beautiful. Don't forget to visit the adjoining ruins of the convent.
Very beautiful scenic church, right in the middle of the city near the Arc. We took lots of great pictures of historical and colorful buildings and statues. A must see!
Very yellow. Abandoned convent close by. There was a wedding in progress when we were there. There is a painting of St. Thaddeus that looks like Mr. Bean. Go see!
One of the many beautiful churches in Antigua. Not easy to maintain these large churches especially in a poorer country such as this. But they are certainly trying their best. One of the many beautiful churches we visited here.
This is the beautiful yellow church seen in many pamphlets published about Antigua. It has been destroyed by earthquakes several times but is repaired and still standing tall. Has a large courtyard outside with many vendors.
This church is famous because of its barroco decorations. It is well preserved outside, but inside its deteriorated, I hope church will soon restore the inside, it used to be such a great piece of art inside too.
The indoor market is named Nim Pot. It was once a movie theater. It is next to Frida'a Mexican Restaurant.
You cannot bargain in there, but prices are reasonable.