palacio nacional

AnnetteA74

我很喜欢这个宫殿,来过5次-严格说都是在营业时间来的。但每次总有些理由不能参团。那没有导游,他们取消了午间行程。我听过一些评论者的评论,他们进去过,可惜我不是他们其中的一员!

kayak-atitlan

这幢建筑是20世纪30年代狱中劳役们的汗水结晶,它是一座寺庙,用来纪念危地马拉在20世纪最差的总统之一。它本应该是令人印象深刻的,但是当你了解到关于它的历史以及Ubico,这个下令修建庙宇来颂扬他的统治的人时,你会觉得它出现在公众视线里让所以人都看到就是一种耻辱。

_SLH138_

我们很喜欢这次的殿堂之旅(导游使用西班牙语和英语讲述),欣赏到了该殿堂的建筑之美,了解到了它的历史(还了解到了一点危地马拉人的历史)。要注意的是,如果你没有支付完整的门票,在游览结束后你会被请到售票窗口补齐余款。这个倒不是不方便,只是会让人很困惑。

bg0r

这个国家宫殿真的非常不错,而且你要有导游陪同才能进去。我们的导游说英文,但是这个团里只有两个人不会说西班牙语,因此我们可怜的导游只得将所有的景点都解释两遍。我们感觉自己像笨蛋,但是无所谓。,他对数字5有点着迷。里面有一些真的非常漂亮的彩色玻璃图案(包括一套很不错的统治体制!),墙上挂着一些玫瑰色的玻璃风格的危地马拉历史壁画,还有机会窥见狂妄的艺术及装饰的表达方式。总而言之,如果你有5美元,有半小时空闲时间,这是一次相当不错的体验。

wanderinsoul

那里至少有三种不同类型的考古风格,有受西班牙的摩尔人建筑影响的,有新哥特风格的,甚至还一些是很现代的。马赛克、墙上和天花板上的绘画装饰,还有精致的花纹地板都棒极了。还有一系列房间,,里面有危地马拉的伟大领袖和作家的肖像、生平以及职业介绍。导游知识渊博,说一口流利的英语,回答问题迅速并且为我们提供解释。

Prij0

Just went in a car all over the city to have a look. We found it good to see. if you have less time, skip it but at lease have 1 glimpse

gennedy

I was lucky to get an English speaking guide (some other tourists booked her), who is not always there. She gave us introductions on this history and culture of the country and pointed out a lot of details on the paintings and sculptures that we would have missed if we had been there without a guide.

517beth

Not too much history of the city or country was given. The guides and people don't seem to know too many details of their history or their country.

156magdac

I was happy and proud to introduce a group of 14 visitorsto our palace. They were intriqued with the beautiful architecture of the palace and the fine art adorning the walls. They weresurprised and grateful to learn about our histroy and culture ina manner that that escaped them while they peformed miraclesin various pueblos throughout the country.

Angelhims50

They don't allow you to wander about on your own. You need to pay for a tour guide. The only problem is, if you don't speak Spanish you're out of luck as the guide only speaks Spanish. We didn't know this when we paid for the tour. My Spanish is very limited so I was not able to understand most of it.

53Shadrach

We enjoyed our tour of the building. The woodwork is lovely. of particular interest were the different floor tile patterns used in each room.

B7003RBpedrop

If you have never been to the Palace you may wantto check it out. Beautiful historic paintings adorn thewalls everywhere. In the mornings there is an eventwhere they change the rose cradled in the sculpture oftwo hands depicting the day of our democratic society.This is great for children, tourists and anyone else wanting to learn about our history.

Lovemerida

Jorge Ubico left what would become one of the most representative buildings of all times in Guatemala, which once held public offices, is now one of the most magnificents museums of the country. Go see for yourself the gold-coated ceiling at the banquet room. Take a picture at the flag hall and take a walk in the inner gardens, you'll be taken back in time, when Guatemala city was known as the "little silver cup"

365ThingsSWFL

One of the most beautiful buildings in Guatemala city, the intricate architectural details and the the history of the building make it a must see when visiting Guatemala city. To learn about it's history I would recommend reading up on it before going or taking a tour. If you are bringing a camera be careful as the area is not safe. If you are going plan your day as there are some nearby attractions that are worth seeing including the cathedral and the mercado central. For lunch you can stop by the Pan American or Arrin Cuan for some authentic Guatemalan fare.

lingerh2013

I don{t know why it took us so long to visit the palaceand learn more about our rich history.This was a fine outing and an attraction we need tobring family and friends.