Antigua, Guatemala's former capital is a place of rare beauty, a vibrant culture and a historical city. It is surrounded by indigenous communities, coffee plantations and volcanoes. There are three volcanoes: Agua (3766m), Fuego (37630m), and Acatenango (3976m). Antigua was designated an Unesco World Heritage Site in 1979. There has been a type of cultural renaissance in the creation of several Spanish-language schools which attracts many foreign students. Despite earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, floods, past neglect, and evacuations Antigua it has emerged as a bustling city due to the inherent pride of its inhabitants.
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