For the first time in our travel I (Eva) didn’t feel 100% well, therefore I slept the whole time wile travelling from Copán to Antigua and even after we arrived in the hotel.
Once the third largest city in all of Spanish America, Antigua served as Guatemala’s capital city for more than 200 years until it was destroyed by an earthquake in 1773. Modern Antigua is a peaceful, partially restored colonial city that is a pleasure to explore. The architecture of this UNESCO-designated World Heritage Site is beautiful, the surrounding landscape is fascinating, walking through quiet cobblestone streets is a pleasure as well as relaxing in the many small cafés.
The next day we met the new people for the second half of the tour. The tour size is now 16 and Allie, Hernan and Rafat left us L Enjoying the last evening together on the roof top of our hotel till late in the night was a perfect goodbye (hope to see you soon guys!).
Arch connecting two parts of old Convent, Volcán de Agua in background
La Merced Church
Relaxing in the courtyard garden of Cafe Condesa
Last lunch with the old group
One of the various markets in Antigua
German fans all over the place 😉
Ready to hop on the crazy designed chicken busses 
Driving by Guatemala City