You'll have the chance to photograph the city's most iconic and beautiful monuments while learning about its history.
This tour is a combination of history and photography, with a greater focus on the latter.
Often, during walking tours, the main focus is on history, and sometimes the time is so short that there's no time to take photos and videos. This isn't the case.

Antigua is a small city, but its architecture and history are unparalleled. Antigua is full of legends of ghosts and apparitions, customs, traditions, and a special cuisine. Above all, the most special thing about the city is its people. They're quite friendly, attentive, and hospitable.

The tour lasts about three hours. Here's a list of places that I think are attractive for photography lovers.

The Arch of Santa Catalina.
The Church of Mercy.
The Cloister of Santa Teresa (outside).
The Jade Factory and Museum (free entry).
The Union Tank
The Church of San Pedro (outside).
The Hospital Obras Sociales del Hermano Pedro (outside).
The old laundries of the Tanque de la Unión square (these laundries are from the 19th century).
Central Park.
The MUNAG museum (inside the old Palace of the Captains General of Guatemala, free admission).
The City Hall Palace (outside).
The Sirens' Fountain.