Historical, very rich in history and culture. Tours are generally in Spanish. Our tour guide Carlos plays the piano at the end of the tour. Close to Avenida 6 where it's safe to walk around. Lots of police.
This Palace used to house all Ministries early on, but today it's only home to the Ministry of Culture and Sports. It was built built a dictator and it shows in the lavish decor, and even the fact that all doors have his fingerprint on the door handle (see picture). It's truly worth getting a guided tour, so you can learn about the history of the place and some Guatemalan history. One of the central pieces of the palace is the sculpture that commemorates the signing of the peace treaty with the guerrilla, flanked by a permanent flame.
If you can, you should go to see. When we participated in the tour, the guide taught me the origin of the buildings and the history so nicely. All the facilities are so interesting and beautiful. I hadn't expected that before I visited.
A great place to visit in downtown Guatemala.
Its a nice spot sorrounded with culture and history
Great palace. Really nice inside as well.
A piece of Art so much beautiful from the inside to the outside!
Beautiful from outside during day and night
Former seat of the government, the palace is amazing and the tour guides are knowledgeable and efficient. Definitely worth the visit if you are in the city.
Simply Great. Is like time was Frozen. A beautiful Castle
Must visit!!
The Palace Of Guatemala.
Is. Beatiful!