For chocolate aficionados, this is a shrine. Made from scratch on the premises, the chocolate is velvety smooth and served in a variety of beverages: the chocolate cappuccino is especially good. Groups of friends gather in the various salons, which are littered with vintage bric-a-brac.
香港六合彩即时开奖's must-see attractions
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A former coffee plantation being reclaimed by natural vegetation, this reserve is 200m past the Hotel Atitl谩n on the northern outskirts of town. It makes鈥
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Some villagers still walk for hours carrying their wares to reach Chichi's market, one of Guatemala's largest and a highlight of many people's trips to鈥
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Overflowing with art by Guatemalan painters and sculptors, this gallery functions as both an exhibit space and cultural center, hosting lectures, films鈥
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This church on the plaza's east side dates from 1540 and is often the scene of rituals that are more distinctly Maya than Catholic. Inside, the floor of鈥
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The ruins of the ancient K'iche' Maya capital of K'umarcaaj remain a sacred site for the Maya, and contemporary rituals are customarily enacted here鈥
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On a hilltop south of town, Pascual Abaj (Sacrifice Stone) is a shrine to the Maya earth god Huyup Tak'ah (Mountain Plain). A stone-faced idol stands amid鈥
Centro Intercultural de Quetzaltenango
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Quetzaltenango's railroad station, 1km east of the Templo de Minerva along 4a Calle, lay dormant for many years until the city converted it into this鈥
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Most of Xela's sights crowd in and around the broad central plaza. It's a great place for a stroll or to sit and people-watch. It was originally two鈥
Nearby Quetzaltenango attractions
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A neoclassical structure near the northeast corner of Parque Centro Am茅rica, the Edificio Rivera has been handsomely renovated (complete with fast-food鈥
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The Municipalidad, at the northeastern end of the park, was rebuilt after the 1902 earthquake in the grandiose neoclassical style so favored as a symbol鈥
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The ornately carved facade of the Iglesia del Espi虂ritu Santo marks the site of the original 1532 construction, which was pulverized by the quakes of 1853鈥
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Most of Xela's sights crowd in and around the broad central plaza. It's a great place for a stroll or to sit and people-watch. It was originally two鈥
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The natural history museum holds a hodgepodge of Maya artifacts, vintage photos, dried leaves, old coins, marimbas, sports trophies, stuffed mammals and鈥
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The Altiplano's signature instrument is given pride of place at the center of this iconic traffic circle on the east end of town.
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The church that lends its name to the neighborhood west of the center was built four centuries ago on a rise to avoid Xela's periodic flooding. Check out鈥
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This monumental arch that greets all visitors on the road into Xela commemorates the 1897 Quetzalteca Revolution, a short-lived uprising in the city鈥