tourist destinations and activities to enjoy without leaving the capital

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tourist destinations and activities to enjoy without leaving the capital

June marks the start of half -year holidaysa rest period aimed mainly to students and the education sector, but also represents an ideal opportunity to share as a family. Fun parks, ecological centers and tourist spaces within the capital city offer accessible alternatives to disconnect from the routine.

For those who do not enjoy the school break, June also provides a long weekend on the occasion of Army Day, held on June 30. This date allows planning activities to live with friends or couple, without the need to travel long distances, since the city offers various spaces to relax and enjoy.

From attraction parks to sports centers and outdoor spaces, there are options to rest and rediscover urban corners that often go unnoticed.

With free or low -cost activities, there is no excuse not to leave with family during this recess, which, according to the Ministry of Education, will be extended from June 23 to 27, and that could be extended until July 1, thanks to the national holiday.

Tourist places within the capital city

1. Istra Mundo Petapa

With attractions such as skyscrapers, motobala and trunksplash, Irtra Mundo Petapa is positioned as one of the favorite destinations of children, youth and adults. It is an ideal space to enjoy with family or friends during this rest period.

Either with the affiliate card or by paying the entrance, the park offers mechanical games, a zoo, recreational spaces and gastronomic options, all located in zone 12 of the city of Guatemala.

2. La Aurora Zoo

One of the most attractive places for childhood is the La Aurora Zoo, where you can see more than 287 species of animals. The park has a pool, restaurants and type areas Arcadianideal to enjoy as a family or couple.

With a Q55 entry rate for adults and Q25 for children, from Tuesday to Thursday, and Q55 for adults and Q30 for children, from Friday to Sunday, this recreational center, located in zone 13 of the city of Guatemala, is accessible to all audiences.

3. Erick Barrondo recreational center

If an outdoor space is sought or to practice sports, the Erick Barrondo recreational center is ideal for cycling, hiking, running or enjoying with family.

Known as the green lung of the capital, the entrance to this center is completely free and is located in the 28th Avenida 14-02, Zone 7, Ciudad de Plata II. The schedule of attention is from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., every day.

4. Botanical Garden

If yours is to learn and explore, the Botanical Garden of the University of San Carlos (USAC) offers a tour of more than 5,000 species of plants and a thousand additional specimens, in a space designed for environmental education and research.

Guided visits are offered from Monday to Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., on Avenida de la Reforma 0-63, Zone 10, Guatemala City.

5. Cayalá Ecological Park

If you want to enjoy nature in an environment suitable for hiking, picnic or practice meditation, this park offers a harmonious atmosphere, with hanging bridges, squares, sports areas, viewpoints and the crossroads of the Contreras river.

Located in Diagonal 29 (La Paz Calzada) 02-00, Zone 16, is open to the public from Tuesday to Sunday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The entrance has a cost of Q20 for adults and Q15 for children.

6. Sky Zone

With a giant spat and under roof, Sky Zone Guatemala offers fun for large and small in three locations of the capital city: Majadas, Cayalá and Tiffany galleries. In each one you can enjoy foam beds, giant swings and basketball rings, all within a safe and controlled environment.

7. Kanajuyú Ecological Park

Suitable for pets and surrounded by green areas, this park is ideal for a family exit, with friends or as a couple. You can perform picnics, hiking, exercise or play football.

The area has a small lake and family spaces to relax and enjoy the break. It is located on the 17th street and 4th Avenue, Colonia Kanajuyú II, zone 16, and is open to all audiences.

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