Administrations and services Guatemala

Change the dollars. Vending machine.

A professional school has been present in Antigua for several decades. High quality language courses for all levels. This language centre has a very good reputation but its prices remain expensive.

Distributor who accepts Visa cards. Exchange operations, dollars and lempiras. 

This school is very popular in Cobán and hosts a large American community that learns or develops the Cervantes language.

Guatemala City offers a private clinic specializing in medical travel, called Guatemala Medical Travel. This clinic offers a range of high-quality medical services for international patients.

Another laundry is located next to the same schedule and rates.

Sparks Weddings is a Guatemalan company specializing in the organization and creation of weddings. Our attentive team will ensure that your wedding meets your every expectation, down to the smallest detail. While they specialize in organizing beautiful weddings in Antigua Guatemala and around the world, the company also offers other planning services for special events such as proposals, engagement parties and even birthday dinners and parties.

History, geography, culture, flora and fauna, gastronomy... The "Aprende" section of the site contains a multitude of information - all sourced - about the country, whatever the field. It is also interesting to have a look at the other categories, especially "Eventos". From free yoga classes in Guatemala City to open-air movies in an ecological garden near the capital to a quad bike tour around Antigua, Guatemala.com is full of ideas to complete your travel itinerary.

An online media created by Rafael Landívar University in 2011, Plaza Pública specializes in investigative journalism. It offers long, in-depth, analytical and politically engaged articles. These include themed series - "Inequality", "Power and Citizenship", "With Evidence" - and the "Investigation Manual", in which the team transparently explains its working methods. All in all, a reliable and extremely interesting site that paints a complete picture of Guatemala, where censorship has no place.

The Hispanomaya School teaches both languages. Students can also perform voluntary work. Part of the profits are returned to local development projects.