Guatamela Highlands, Page Three
George And Audrey DeLange
This page of our tour of the Guatemala Highlands and Antigua is devoted to the Santa Domingo Monastery, which is not only a colonial day monastery but probably the nicest hotel in Antigua. In 1544 the dominican Friars built the Santa Domingo Monastery. In 1773 the Santa Maria earthquake led to the destruction of the buildings and it was used as a garbage dump for several years. In 1989 the ruins was dug out and a hotel was built in the area. We enjoyed our stay and we highly recommend this hotel to people who visit the area.
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| George Near The Kitchen | This Is Where They Cooked |
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| Cemetery | Cemetery |
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| Altar Closed On Saturday Preparing For Sunday Mass | Altar Open On Sunday Preparing For Sunday Mass |
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| Artifacts From Colonial Days | Artifacts From Colonial Days |
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| Crypt | Crypt |
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| Crypt | Crypt Of The Calvary |
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| Door Near The Kitchen | Flower Over The Door |
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| Audrey At Fountain Near Hotel Entrance Check In Counter | Court Yard Of Hotel |
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| Hall Toward Our Room | Hall Toward Our Room |
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| Hotel Dining Area | Another View Court Yard Of Hotel Agua Volcano In Background |
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| Our Room | Our Room |
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