Friday, October 28, 2011

Antigua, Guatemala

 The original Antigua was one of the older colonial cities, but was destroyed by an earthquake in the 18th century.  What’s left is a awesome city full of history and cobblestone streets.  At the base of an inactive volcano and mountains in the distance, it makes for a beautiful setting.

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Where We Stayed:  Hotel Posada Refugio II.  Cheap.  Basic.  Stayed here after getting in late in the night. La Terraza.  Nice terrace with volcano view.  Internet.  Includes breakfast.

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Where We Ate:  There’s a ton of restaurants from Indian to typical Guatemalan fare.  It’s all a little pricey.  There’s a few places to get cheap street food near the artisan market.

What We Did: Day trip to Pacaya, Cerro de La Cruz, aimless wandering of cobblestone streets, haggling in the markets

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