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The Holy Week, a time of profound reflection and celebration, offers the perfect opportunity to explore unique places and immerse oneself in fascinating cultural traditions. Among the destinations that provide an authentic experience during this season, Antigua Guatemala stands out as a gem that combines history, religious fervor, colorful events, and delicious commemorative cuisine.

Throughout history, many have described Guatemala's coffees as unique. The country's more than 300 microclimates, provided by its valleys, lakes, volcanoes, the rich mineral wealth of its soils, its proximity to the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, its pattern of consistent rainfall throughout the year, and the altitude of its coffee plantations, undoubtedly ensure unbeatable characteristics for coffee cultivation.

Ruins are one of the main attractions in Antigua Guatemala, as their structures have survived through the years even after earthquakes, each of them having its own charm both for what remains of them and for their history.